In the beginning the puppies used them and left them alone...then they realized the fun they could have by pulling them a part...which is pretty messy.

Pros: does help

Cons: they eat em

I thought we had found the answer to our puppy's potty problems, but that was short lived. She used them at first. Later she rippped them to shreds and tried eating them. I have no explanation for why that started to happen.

Pros: she seemed to be better at first

Cons: she ripped them to shreds

I used them when I was potty training my pups and they tore them up all the time. I wasted more of them then used because they'd get them and try to play with them rather then use them to poppy on. I think if they were more durrable, I might have been able to save more of them. I also think they are priced way too high considering their purpose & that they just get throwen away & it's like throwing away your $.

Pros: Worked durring puppy training

Cons: Not very durrable & too pricy

At one time i had an older dog who couldnt control their blatter. There was an area by the door that my dog would run there nad if i wasnt by the door opening it he would just let himself go (couldnt help it , it was his meds) these helped out a lot. they have more uses then just puppies :)

Pros: :)

Cons: :(

I agree with a lot of reviewers. Dogs love to play with this and shred it. Also, unless the dog is confined to a small area with the pad they don't go to it naturally. You have to train them to and that takes away from the housebreaking. Not worth it I think.

Pros: Absorbent...if the dog uses it

Cons: Dogs don't always use it and usually shred it