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By Barbara from El Cajon, CA
We had a four year old male that started marking his territory inside. I asked my vet if neutering would help. He said at that age I had a 50/50 chance. Well, the 50/50 chance turned out to be in favor of me. The marking stopped. Plus, there is a very high incident rate of testicular and prostrate cancer in unneutered male dogs as they get older.
I'm not sure if neutering a male dog will stop this habit, but it may help the dog. Also, you can buy doggie bands for an incontinent male dog to use while indoors or to eliminate the markings inside the home. Here's two links that sell them, but once you see how one is made, you might be able to make several belly bands much cheaper for the price of one:
http://www.amazon.com/Tinkle-Belts/dp/B003YPMMJ0/ref=pd_sbs_a_3
http://www.kennelkomforts.net/Merch ... vc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=BB2
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