Hartz Home Protection Dog Pads f... vs IRIS Puppy and Dog Training Pet ...

These pads are very absorbent. I have 2 chihuahuas who have to go pee all the time.

Seeped through not soaked. And stool too.

Even a little puddle of urine leaks through the pad. Not absorbent. The urine shows and there really isn't a lavender scent.

They are so light and flimsy the ceiling fan blows them. I have a 10lb pekingese and they do not work for him. The pads aren't even big enough for my geriatric yorkie.

The backing is very slick, and the layers are thin and not bonded to each other. The supposed "gel" is not a layer, but rather an occasional blob in the pad. Wouldn't stay on my dog pad locked holder.

This pad holder is the key to potty training. No more peeing on the corners and wet floors. I have 3 tiny yorkie and they went there without problems.

This one is sturdy, easy to attatch pad and clean. The iris pads are also some of the best i have bought.

This holder securely solves the problem. The holder folds in two for easier storage or travel. Simply snap in and snap out.

The entire piece folds up in the middle. Even using puppy pads larger than this tray. The only thing it encourages our four-month-old puppy to do is sit on her training mat.

The latch part was not included. This means this item is no use if its loose. As a result is cost me$60 in shipping cost to my final destination.