Pheromone Infused Pee Post Outdoor Dog Training Aid - 13 Inch
UPC #010279130001
Simple Solution
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Transform your dog's potty training experience with the Simple Solution Pheromone Infused Pee Post Outdoor Dog Training Aid. This innovative training tool is designed to help your furry friend learn where to relieve themselves, making the process easier for both you and your pet. Infused with special pheromones, this pee post taps into your dog's natural instincts, encouraging them to urinate in a designated area of your yard.
With the Simple Solution Pee Post, you can say goodbye to the frustration of potty training. This pheromone-treated yard stake is perfect for both puppies and adult dogs, providing a reliable solution for outdoor elimination. Follow the simple instructions and establish a routine to ensure your pet learns to use the post effectively.
- MARKING THE SPOT: The Simple Solution Pee Post Outdoor Potty Training Aid encourages dogs to eliminate in a specific area of your yard, making it easier to manage their bathroom habits.
- WHEN NATURE CALLS: This non-toxic, pheromone-infused yard stake prompts your dog's natural response to urinate, helping them understand where to go.
- SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE: Utilizing Go Here technology, the Pee Post can be used alone or in conjunction with other house training methods for optimal results.
- KEEP IT CONTAINED: The Pee Post aids in keeping your yard clean and tidy, making cleanup after your dog a breeze.
- GET IN THE GROOVE: For best results, maintain a dedicated daily routine until your pet consistently eliminates near the post.
Instructions: Select a quiet grassy area away from your pet's food and water for the Pee Post. Hammer the rounded head of the post 4" to 5" into the ground. Keep your pet indoors during this process to avoid associating the noise with the post. Introduce your pet to the Pee Post, allowing them to smell the pheromones. Praise them enthusiastically when they use the post. If they do not perform, do not scold them; instead, continue to guide them back to the post until they consistently eliminate in that area.