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I have had my dog for 5 years now and he is fully trained. whenever i
leave the house and let him rome he pees on the furniture. he only does this when im gone. I have never seen him do this when im home with him. If I leave and lock him up in the bathroom or my bedroom he doesn't do this. what can ido to get him to stop peeing on the furniture? |
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Nina said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior:
If I leave and lock him up in the bathroom or my bedroom he doesn't do this. what can ido to get him to stop peeing on the furniture? Do you have other animals? One possible cause is that he's marking over his or other animals' pee. Clean the the area thoroughly with an enzyme cleaner like Petastic or Nature's Miracle. My first avenue would be to take a pee sample to the vet and get him otherwise health checked. You've had him for 5 years - unless nothing dramatic has changed in your lives, it's good to look first at physical issues. -- --Matt. Rocky's a Dog. |
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On Feb 11, 10:08*pm, Rocky wrote:
Nina said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior: If I leave and lock him up in the bathroom or my bedroom he doesn't do this. what can ido to get him to stop peeing on the furniture? Do you have other animals? One possible cause is that he's marking over his or other animals' pee. *Clean the the area thoroughly with an enzyme cleaner like Petastic or Nature's Miracle. My first avenue would be to take a pee sample to the vet and get him otherwise health checked. *You've had him for 5 years - unless nothing dramatic has changed in your lives, it's good to look first at physical issues. -- --Matt. *Rocky's a Dog. I don't have any other animals. This is his one and only flaw. |
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Nina said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior:
Do you have other animals? One possible cause is that he's marking over his or other animals' pee. Clean the the area thoroughly with an enzyme cleaner like Petastic or Nature's Miracle. My first avenue would be to take a pee sample to the vet and get him otherwise health checked. You've had him for 5 years - unless nothing dramatic has changed in your lives, it's good to look first at physical issues. I don't have any other animals. This is his one and only flaw. No other comments? -- --Matt. Rocky's a Dog. |
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