POG stands for "Paws On Grass" and is a doggy grass toilet designed to provide a convenient and hygienic potty solution for your furry friend. Explore the POG Collection to get your pup their very own real grass potty solution.

Opting for our POG, live grass pet potty spot, offers numerous benefits. These genuine sod dog potties provide a natural and comfortable surface for your pets. They are eco-friendly, replacing artificial options and environmentally harmful pee pads. Additionally, dogs are naturally drawn to real grass, making it easier for them to adapt to these authentic lawn doggy toilets.

The POG doggy grass toilet is designed to cater to all types of homes with dogs, be it apartments or villas. We believe that just like humans have washrooms inside their homes, dogs also deserve a designated potty area within their living space.

For apartment living:

• No more rushing down multiple floors or going outside in unfavorable weather conditions when your dog needs to potty. With the POG, your furry friend can have accessible potty options right in the comfort of your apartment.
• The POG provides a convenient and hygienic solution, especially for those living in high-rise buildings. It eliminates the need for elevator rides or long walks just for a quick potty break.
• Your dog will have their very own grass pads, mimicking the feeling of being outdoors. This can greatly assist in potty training and provide a natural environment for them to relieve themselves.

For villa living:

• Say goodbye to unsightly urine burns on your lawn. The POG ensures that your dog has a clean and designated area for potty time, preserving the beauty of your outdoor space.
• With a designated potty area, it becomes easier to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. Cleaning up after your dog becomes a breeze, as the POG contains the waste within a specific space.
• Enjoy a well-kept and odor-free lawn for your family to relax and play on. The POG helps prevent any unwanted surprises or unpleasant smells that may arise from scattered dog waste.

Whether you live in an apartment or a villa, the POG doggy grass toilet offers numerous benefits for both you and your furry companion. It provides a convenient, accessible, and all-natural solution for your dog's potty needs right within your home. Give your dog the comfort and freedom they deserve while maintaining a clean and enjoyable living environment for your entire family.

If you have any more questions about the suitability of the POG for your specific living situation, feel free to reach out to our customer support team. We're here to assist you in creating the perfect potty solution tailored to your home and your beloved pet's needs.

The lifespan of our POG, authentic lawn doggy toilets, depends on various factors, such as usage and placement. Typically, each grass box lasts for one to two weeks, providing a fresh and appealing potty spot for your pets.

Absolutely! The POG dog grass toilets cater to both puppies and adult dogs. They can be used as an effective potty training tool for puppies or as a convenient pet relief area for adult dogs.

Certainly! The grass doggy restroom is designed to accommodate multiple dogs, offering a convenient solution for households with multiple furry companions. Here are some considerations and options to ensure it suits the needs of all your pets:

1. Size of the pet potty spot: Take into account the size and breed of your dogs. If they are small to medium-sized, the standard size POG may be sufficient. However, if you have larger dogs or want to provide more space for them, consider opting for a larger size, such as the X-Large POG.
2. Multiple potty areas: If you have several dogs or prefer to designate separate potty areas for each pet, you can easily achieve this with the modular design of the POG. You can add multiple grass boxes to create distinct dog grass potty zones.
3. Flexibility with customization: Paws on Pause understands that every pet and household has unique requirements. If you need a customized solution to accommodate multiple dogs, feel free to contact us. Our team can guide you through the customization process, helping you create a tailored dog grass potty area that suits your specific needs.

By considering the size of the pet potty spot and utilizing the modular design of the POG, you can create a comfortable and convenient grass doggy restroom that accommodates multiple dogs, ensuring they have ample space to do their business comfortably.

Absolutely! The POG allows your dog to relieve themselves even on scorching summer days.

You can purchase POG products directly from our website by adding them to your cart and completing the checkout process.

While we don't currently sell our product in physical stores, we have partnered with numerous businesses that have installed POG doggy grass toilet Pee Stations to enhance the convenience for their four-legged guests. You are welcome to visit these businesses to see the POG in action and experience its benefits firsthand. To find businesses with POG Pee Stations near you, please check our directory of partnering establishments.

Currently, we do not provide a cash or pay on delivery option for purchases. We require the payment in advance for all orders of our products. This ensures a streamlined and efficient ordering process, allowing us to promptly prepare and deliver your chosen item to your desired location.

You only have the Credit or Debit Card payment option available. You can securely make the payment online through our website using your credit or debit card.

Potty training your dog to use the POG is a gradual process. Start by placing the POG in a familiar area where your dog typically goes to relieve themselves. Encourage your dog to explore the POG by using positive reinforcement, such as treats and praise, whenever they approach or step onto the grass. If accidents occur outside the POG, clean them up without scolding your dog. With consistency, patience, and positive reinforcement, your dog will learn to associate the POG with their potty area.

Some dogs may be initially hesitant to use the POG. If your dog shows resistance, try using a command or cue word consistently when they approach the POG, such as "Go potty" or "Go grass." Encourage them with treats and praise when they show interest or make any progress. You can also place a small amount of their urine or feces on the grass to attract them. Remember to avoid scolding or punishing your dog, as this may create negative associations with the POG.

During the training phase, it's important to limit your dog's access to other areas of the house or yard where they used to relieve themselves. Use baby gates or close doors to confine them to the designated area with the POG. Supervise your dog closely and redirect them to the POG if they show signs of needing to potty. Consistency is key, and over time, your dog will understand that the POG is their designated spot for potty breaks.

Accidents may happen during the training process. If your dog has an accident outside the POG, clean it up without scolding or punishing them. Avoid using harsh cleaning products with strong odors, as they may interfere with your dog's ability to recognize the designated potty area. Instead, use pet-friendly cleaners and consider using an enzymatic cleaner to eliminate any lingering odors that could attract your dog to the same spot again.

The time it takes to fully train a dog to use the POG can vary depending on the dog's age, temperament, and previous potty training experience. Some dogs may catch on quickly within a couple of weeks, while others may require more time and patience. Consistency in training, positive reinforcement, and closely monitoring your dog's potty needs will help expedite the training process. Remember, each dog is unique, so it's important to be patient and celebrate even small progress along the way.

Yes, if you already use pee pads for your dog, you can place the POG on top of where the pee pad is normally placed. This can help your dog transition from using the pee pad to using the POG as their designated potty area.

Using a potty training spray on the POG can be beneficial in guiding your dog to the desired potty spot. The scent from the spray will attract your dog to the POG and encourage them to relieve themselves there. Follow the instructions on the spray bottle for proper application.

If your dog tends to pee in other areas of your home, you can try placing a napkin soaked with their urine on the POG. The familiar smell will help them recognize the POG as their designated potty area. Over time, they will learn to associate the scent with the POG and choose to use it for their potty breaks.

Positive reinforcement is a powerful tool in training dogs. Whenever you observe your dog using the POG, reward them with treats and praise. This positive association will motivate them to continue using the POG. Be consistent with the treats and use them as a reward immediately after your dog successfully uses the POG.

Some dogs respond well to targets. You can use a target, such as a small piece of cloth or paper, with your dog's scent on it and place it on the POG. This can attract your dog's attention and make the POG more enticing for them to use, especially for dogs who enjoy marking their territory.

If your dog is used to going on walks, you can try putting them on a leash and directing them to the POG instead. Use the same cues and commands you would use during a walk to guide them to the POG. This can help establish a routine and make the transition to using the POG smoother for your dog.

Yes, it is crucial to establish one location for the POG to avoid confusing your dog. Choose a spot that is easily accessible to your dog at all times, whether indoors or outdoors. Consistency in the location will help your dog recognize and remember where their designated potty area is.

Watch for signs such as sudden halting, circling, dedicated sniffing, or your dog dropping their bottom. These are indications that your dog needs to relieve themselves. When you notice these signs, distract your dog if necessary and quickly guide them to the POG to encourage proper potty habits.

Establishing a consistent potty training schedule is key to successfully training your dog to use the POG. Follow this schedule to ensure regular and effective potty breaks:

1. First thing in the morning: Take your dog to the POG immediately upon waking up.
2. After breakfast: After your dog has finished their morning meal, bring them to the POG.
3. After nap time: If your dog takes naps during the day, bring them to the POG once they wake up.
4. After playtime: After an active play session, guide your dog to the POG for a potty break.
5. After any snacks or drinking water (for puppies mainly): For puppies or if your dog has had a snack or water intake, take them to the POG to avoid accidents.
6. After dinner: Following the evening meal, direct your dog to the POG for their final potty break of the day.
7. Before going to bed for the night: Take your dog to the POG right before settling down for the night.

During each visit to the POG, place your dog on the grass and encourage them to relieve themselves using a cue word like "go." Be patient and allow them up to 5 minutes to do their business. If your dog doesn't go, repeat the process during the next scheduled visit.

To reinforce the routine, consider using a leash and walking your dog to the POG each time. This helps create a clear association and signals that it's time for them to use the designated potty area.

Remember, consistency is key, and positive reinforcement is important throughout the training process. Over time, your dog will become more accustomed to using the POG and develop a reliable potty routine.