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We live in a condo and take him out often. He's never left alone more than 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, and he gets plenty of love, walks, play, and dog park fun. Also, he has no separation anxiety.
He is also trained in sit down, shake, leave it, and come, he is a good listener. I don't understand why he has no interest on where he pees. It's like the urge hits him and he goes "right" there. No sniffing or searching for the right spot. If he's outside then it's outside he goes. If it's in our bedroom then it's there he goes. No warning. Please help.
By Melissa from San Fransisco, CA
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03/30/2010
First of all, get him to a god vet, may be a bigger problem, if there is nothing wrong I would try a crate, he may just need to be retrained but first I would rule out any health problems. I have a full grown rotti who started peeing everywhere every hour etc, she had a tumor on her kidney which had to be removed. 8000.00 later and she is doing much better. Good Luck
I have a Bulldog puppy (10 Weeks) and he won't stop peeing on my floors.
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