How do you keep your dog from peeing on the bathroom commode and floor
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Dave Webb
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I have tried pure pinesole along with numerous other cleaning concoctions.
5 answers
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Try mixing a solution in a new spray bottle with water spicy pepper and either cinnamon apple oil or euclypus. Its all natural and should not harm the dog.Spray on a regular basis. Let me know if it worked.
Janet Pizaro
on Aug 25, 2015
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A crate!
Jennifer Lynn
on Aug 25, 2015
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I've had to gate off my bathroom so that the dog can't get in.
Erin Maloney
on Aug 25, 2015
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The most obvious answer is to close the bathroom door! Why is the dog getting into the bathroom? We keep our doors to bedrooms and bathrooms closed and our dog is not allowed in there unless it is her bath time of course! If the door is constantly left open it is an invitation to the dog to go in there. If you have kids or family members who leave the door open - you need to train them to close it after themselves. Also use Urine Free or Urine Off product to clean the area where the dog has already peed as it will get rid of the dogs scent from that area. Dogs tend to repeat pee to mark their territory. This should break the cycle of peeing where it shouldn't. If the dog is male and has not been desexed yet, then desexing can help to reduce this territorial peeing. Good luck!
Carole
on Aug 25, 2015
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erin and carol those answers are a little out of line.
Janet Pizaro
on Aug 25, 2015
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