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Poundland Puppy Pads
mttylad
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Hi, for those that use puppy pads (we have a wooden floor so cannot use newspaper alone) puppy pads are at Poundland, 5 for £1 and they are exactly the same as those at Asda and most other places that cost £4+ for 5.
And today when I went in they had packs of 7 for the cost of 5 (still £1).
I came out with a bagfull.
I cant see this being beaten anywhere.
:money::money::money::money:
And today when I went in they had packs of 7 for the cost of 5 (still £1).
I came out with a bagfull.
I cant see this being beaten anywhere.
:money::money::money::money:
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Home bargains have a bag of 15 puppy pads £1.99 or a box of 40 for £4.990
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Tbh the best way to housetrain a pup is to take it out and reward heavily for toileting after it has eaten, slept, drank and played. I would do this at least every 45 mins or when it starts sniffing the ground.
They understand pretty quickly!
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What is a puppy pad? :undecided Sounds like a nappy you put on the dog. :rotfl:Just keep taking it out as pawsies said.
IlonaI love skip diving.0 -
Pundstretchers have them tooI Believe in saving money!!!:T
A Bargain is only a bargain if you need it!0
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