This is the solution for paper training. It took our puppy a full day to accept walking onto the white grid over the puppy pad in the wizdog. The wizdog indoor dog potty is a plastic recessed tray that holds either newspaper or a puppy training pad. The wizardry is the plastic grid that goes over the pad, separating your puppy from the liquid waste. The poop stays on top of the grid, and sometimes gets mushed into the holes. It's at
INDOOR DOG POTTY for: dog house training, housebreaking puppies, dog and puppy training and costs about $39 for the wizdog itself, and you use newspaper or any kind of puppy pads but you'll have to fold the pads to fit, or get the kit for about $59 that also includes their puppy pads, emergency notification door/window stickers(please rescue my pets) and a container of soil remover with an upholstery brush on the bottle. We bought the full kit but already had Petsmart's economy puppy pads on hand. We'd tried just a large plastic frame to hold the puppy pad- Lizzie loves to tear the puppy pad apart. If we're careful putting it in the wizdog, she can't get at it. To clean, George my wonderful husband uses a fondue stick to clean the bits of poop out of the grids then takes it outside, sprays it with KABOOM or some other non-toxic cleaner and hoses it off. He also changes the puppy pads once a day. I pick up the poop when she goes. We also let her outside, but she's inside quite a while when we're away. We couldn't do it without the Wizdog. Katy & Lizzie