The AKC Dog Training Pads have a mixed reception. Some users appreciate the design and value, but many report issues with absorbency and durability.
Poor absorbency and thin material
Users appreciate the newspaper print design.
Many users found the pads to be a good deal.
Several users reported that the pads do not absorb liquids well.
Many users found the pads to be too thin.
Users have noted a decline in quality over time, with issues like poor absorbency and thin material being reported more frequently.
neutral
negative
The pads are not suitable for larger dogs due to their small size and poor absorbency.
Yes, the pads are supposed to have an attractant, but it may not be effective for all puppies.
"Have been purchasing similar item from BJ's but found these at a great price and decided to try them. They are slightly larger, which is fantastic, and they soak up the liquid fast incase I missed the " event ". We go through a lot of pads as we are not training a puppy, but living with a very damag..."
"These potty pads are suppost to have attractant on them yet my puppy wont go near them but goes all around them Waste of money"
These pads are a good option if you want a stylish and affordable solution, but be aware of the potential durability and functionality issues.
Pet refuses to eat treats despite attempts to disguise them.
Durable dog treats with mixed reviews on ingredients and quality.
Dog owners rave about the health benefits and taste.
Effective dog training collar with good value, minor durability concerns.
Nutritious liquid supplement loved by dogs, effective but mixed results
My dog doesn't like the taste, but they can be pulverized easily.