Has anyone used the potty patch or any other indoor product for dogs to use?

There is a FABULOUS method to use while your husband recovers for his knee surgery.

Its called You go out and walk the dog while he recuperates or HIRE a dog walker to do it.

Surely when you got your dogs you knew you lived in inclement weather. I am certain this is nothing new.

Suddenly allowing and encouraging your dogs to use your house as a toilet is not only going to confuse them, but -quite frankly its gross.

I am not sure I would want to recuperate from any surgery in a dog toilet.

So, there will be days where your husband can not walk the dogs, but you can, or you can hire an able bodied person who does this for a living.

Not a good idea. I would highly consider spending your money on a dog walker before using any of those products.

Teaching your dog to go indoors for any reason is a terrible idea. I have seen owners who tried pee pads & similar products struggle with trying to get their dogs to grasp the concept of peeing/pooping outdoors. Often times, even after you remove the pee pad or potty patch the dog will continue to do their business the area where it was kept.

Potty patch?...lmao

I'm sorry, but in my opinion, the best place is outside. I prefer not to have dog poop in the same room as myself & family.

Your husband will not be down for that long, you can walk them until he makes a full recovery. I wouldn't waste my money on that junk.

they are valueless and ineffective. Pee pads, domestic dog pads, Poop pads despite is the WORST bullsh*t to ever be bought on the domestic dog marketplace. thoroughly valueless, and yet ignorant human beings purchase purchase purchase. the comparable is going for paper education, as that's the comparable venture, your basically employing newspaper. It teaches a canines that is okay to sh*t and pee in the homestead, basically in specific aspects. So once you enable your canines to crap in the homestead on pads, and then hastily %. up each and all the pads, and assume the canines to promptly swap brains and bypass out completely, you're complicated it. maximum canines will crap precise the place the pads are, or opt for a place in the homestead to crap on, corresponding to what they did employing a pad. that's why PEE PADS do not artwork. A pad with grass on it? much greater BULLSH*T. A canines can actually,with the help of smell, distinguish authentic grass and that is tens of millions of smells/scents from a guy made piece of pee pad with sh*t on it, outfitted to look like grass. in case you opt for your canines to sh*t all over the homestead in diverse aspects, bypass forward.

Well i use a potty pad with my puppies and it works but because your dogs are already trained to go potty out side it will be harder to switch but if you train them well it can work but potty pads are very expensive so bye them on ebay in baulk also if your dogs are over 15lbs i would not train them on potty pads because every dog needs its out door time even the very small.

You should really consider walking your dogs yourself while your husband recovers. Once you teach your dogs to go inside, it will be like training a puppy all over again

That is totally disgusting. Why would you want to teach them to go inside? Why not just walk them yourself. You can also put in a dog door that goes to your backyard. We have snow and ice on the ground and my dogs still go OUTSIDE.

I would NOT take that route if I were you.

I've never used an indoor product and from everything I've heard its a waste of money and time.

I use the "pee pads" for my aging Lab and 2-year-old Dachshund at night. While my dogs prefer going outside to do their business, sometimes it's just too cold, or too wet, or too late to take them out. So, I put one pad down in my bathroom at bedtime. I then make it a point to take the dogs out first thing in the morning. This works for me.

Do NOT force an animal to be FILTHY indoors!

Only lazy disgusting hogs live in manure piles.