I have a 3 year old Pug and, when at my place, he has a yard and never has accidents in the house. For the past 3-4 months, I have been bringing him to my boyfriend's house (no yard) and he didn't have any accidents and did well with being taken out every few hours despite it being a new environment.
Unfortunately, he got into the trash one night and ate a bag of chicken bones (he is OK), which resulted in his becoming very ill and having several episodes of diarrhea in the house the next day. We did not correct him when it happened because he was sick (wasn't his fault theory). But now he continues to poop in the same spot as when he got sick despite us taking him outside to do poops. He never pees in the house, but at least 1-2 times a day poops. We praise him when he pees outside and give him treats when he poops outside, but it's not fixing it. Help!
By Ivy
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I would try treating the area where the accident happened with an enzyme soak to be sure all the scent is gone. You could also try Fizzion which is my favorite.
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