It's on a corner of a couch. We clean it well, scrub the corner. WTF is his problem?!
One of our dogs keeps urinating in the same spot.
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One of our dogs keeps urinating in the same spot. |
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LimitedRetroOG |
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Posts: 3184 (06/12/2009 1:25 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09
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Is it red?
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NiteSky83 |
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Posts: 7272 (06/12/2009 1:27 AM) |
What? No.
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Caterina2 |
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Posts: 1442 (06/12/2009 1:28 AM) |
He can probably still smell the spot even though you've cleaned it. Get a cleaner that takes away urine smells.
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Anticipation19 |
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Posts: 16682 (06/12/2009 1:30 AM) |
put a puppy pad there...
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Samantha James |
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Posts: 13901 (06/12/2009 1:44 AM) |
Wait until he pees in your bed.
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Took 1 look N ran |
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Posts: 651 (06/12/2009 8:09 AM) |
Dogs/cats tend to urinate in the same spot- whether outside or inside, because their scent is still there. Like someone else said, invest is a cleaner that indicates it helps to take the odor away and prevent resoiling. I have found vinegar to help too. |
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Posts: 2793 (06/12/2009 8:23 AM) |
Is he neutered?
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bubbletoez |
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Posts: 2794 (06/12/2009 8:23 AM) |
oops double post. |
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waystinthyme |
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Posts: 158 (06/12/2009 9:33 AM) |
he may be marking his territory? have you began training him to pee outside yet?
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Posts: 3898 (06/12/2009 9:35 AM) |
Anticipation19 wrote: |
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