Simple Solution Dog Training Pad Holder, Fits Pads 21 by 21-Inch or Larger

When you clamp the corners down it angles the edges of the potty pad up, so it's like a little flat bowl that really stops the peeing off the edge of the pad, and stops the occasional Chihuahua poop from rolling off onto the floor too. It's the perfect size for the potty pads I buy at walmart and to fit in the cut out under the bathroom counter top. (That's their bathroom in my house.) But today it dawned on me that since my dogs have never tried to drag a potty pad around or tear one up, that all I have to do is keep a dry one tucked in and then lay a fresh one on top of it, now I've got the sides up, and I don't have to clip and unclip it. When they've pooped I pick up the top pad by two sets of corners and empty the stuff into the toilet with a quick flush and then fold the pad up and toss in the trash. No mistakes and no more bending over three times a day to wash the floor with an antibacterial wet wipe held with toilet paper. So neat, clean and easy!

Before this pad holder I use to put out 2 23x24 pads for my pup in emergencies while at work. She would sometimes use them as a blanket to curl up in the sun, but not anymore. The pad holder keeps the pad in place and now I only need to use 1 pad. My pup instantly adjusted with no issues. No more accidental run off either.The pad holder folds in half too which is a nice feature. I could easily pack this in a suitcase with a few pads to use while on vacation.The pads I use are Simple Solution Original 23 x 24 pads. Buy the 200 pack and safe yourself some money.Simple Solution Original Training Pads 200 pk (4x50pk)

This training pad holder defeats the purpose of a pad holder. I am so frustrated that Amazon would allow a company to sell something so poor. DO NOT BUY:1. You can only fasten the 4 corners down. This puffs up the pee pads in other areas allowing your dog or puppy to pull the pad off of the holder and making it easier than if the pee pad was sitting flush on the floor.2. There is a crack down the middle so you can fold for storage. This allows urine that goes through the pee pad to go straight onto the floor. This is a huge design flaw and I have no idea who would allow this to sell let alone use it.This item is so terrible I can't verbalize it more. Since its a prime item I would just buy it to see how poor it is and return it because words can't express.

This is a really good idea, but I have an older pup who will not even get near these. I have plenty of experience working with rescue animals, this should be a no brainier, but like I said my older pup has a mind of her own and she scrambles to get away from the tray even when I put her on it; to the point she could potentially hurt her tiny hips. I really - really wanted this to be a functional solution. The only reason I am giving four stars is becuase the I think its the folding capability of the tray that provides a little flex when my pup puts he weight on it, and I think this is what my pup does not like. I admit, I knew the trays folded when purchasing, but thought this would be great when traveling.QUALITYI don't have any issue with the quality of the product or manufacturing; The quality of the plastic and product manufacturing is decent. The only issue is what I stated above.Please, I am not trying to sway anyone from trying this product. I think it will work in a multitude of situations, but mine is just not one of them because my pup is so small, older, spoiled, and set in her ways.... For the money, if you looking at puppy pad trays, I'd give these a try. These are certainly priced at a reasonable price point.

Had hoped this work for my Pomeranian as he runs across the pad and it slides. It works ok but even the size to use is a little big and hard to clip in. One of the clips broke off immediately. Was able to put on then came off again and who know where it went lol.

I have a senior cat who won't use the litter box if another one of my cats has used it. He will go next to it. I managed to puppy pad train him and had been leaving the pad next to the litterbox. The problem was, that when he used it once, he would wad it all up digging at it and if he had to go again before I was able to change it - I still ended up with a mess on the floor. The training pad holder keeps it in place when he finishes his business and does his digging and the pad doesn't end up in a wadded ball. The "curbs" on the sides also help if he does manage to dig a hole in the pad so it doesn't leak everywhere. I originally thought I wasted my money on this but I ended up really liking it.

If you're buying this to prevent pee pad shredding - don't!My 5-month-old puppy, who has never shredded a pee pad, surprised me with a big pee pad shred this morning. I bought this to hold a pee pad on the deck in the wind. For that, it worked great. But she wouldn't use the pee pad on it and then showed me how she really felt by shredding it to pieces!Now, she is making the decision to ring the bell and go outside to pee, rather than use a pee pad by the door (yay!), so maybe she was insulted that I had a pee pad outside.Even though it folds in half, it has slides to hold it open and the clicks hold the pee pad securely in place.

We have a 12 lb terrier, and we were having a couple of problems with the potty pads that she uses occasionally: 1) She would often potty near the edge of the pad, and it would leak out onto the floor, and 2) the pad that we put on the balcony would be flipped by the breeze and therefore be useless. This frame fixed both problems. Because it has a bit of a raised edge, she gets all the way on the pad, and the clips on the corners keep the pad flat. A light breeze no longer sends it flying across the balcony. It's very easy to unclip the corners, fold up the pad for disposal, and clip a new pad into the frame.We only fold the holder if she is going to spend the night at my daughter's, just to make it easier to stick it in the travel bag.Good purchase.