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camelia bedelia
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 Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:05 Post subject: Anybody want a 4 month puppy who pees on the good furniture?
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robp
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:08 Post subject:
Nope, been there and done that.
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omega lambda
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:08 Post subject:
Uh oh...the honeymoon's over?? 
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genie
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:13 Post subject:
| robp wrote: | | Nope, been there and done that. |
You peed on the good furniture? What was wrong with the bathroom?
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kristin31
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:15 Post subject:
| genie wrote: | | robp wrote: | | Nope, been there and done that. |
You peed on the good furniture? What was wrong with the bathroom? |
hehe..
Isn't there a spray you can buy for that? I think it's called Grannicks' bitter apple, I know it works for chewing,not sure about peeing.
Can you use Resolve to clean it? There is something in that (supposedly) that dogs don't like..good luck..
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elkid
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:15 Post subject:
No thanks, I have an 8-month-old puppy that chews the good furniture and pees on the floor (hardwood, carpet, whatevah) as soon as he comes inside from his walk.
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Sandy Cheeks
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:17 Post subject:
The puppy will grow out it, I swear. It took my dog a long time, and she's really smart otherwise, but she doesn't have any problems now.
Of course, she cannot seem to understand the barking/scratching at the door either, so I am the one who is trained. 
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Sandy Cheeks
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:20 Post subject:
Oh! There's this stuff called Nature's Miracle that will absolutely save your carpet and furniture, if preventative measures don't go so well.
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elkid
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:29 Post subject:
| Sandy Cheeks wrote: | | Oh! There's this stuff called Nature's Miracle that will absolutely save your carpet and furniture, if preventative measures don't go so well. |
Ditto on that suggestion. xTract also works well.
Chez elkid is keeping both companies in business this year.
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ShannonG
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:33 Post subject: Re: Anybody want a 4 month puppy who pees on the good furnit
| camelia bedelia wrote: |  |
SOLD
Can you ship her up here? My three year old Husky is still not fully house trained. Why? Because she is a glorious princess and we deserve to scrub shag if we go out and leave her unentertained.
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camelia bedelia
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:51 Post subject:
| kristin31 wrote: | | genie wrote: | | robp wrote: | | Nope, been there and done that. |
You peed on the good furniture? What was wrong with the bathroom? |
hehe..
Isn't there a spray you can buy for that? I think it's called Grannicks' bitter apple, I know it works for chewing,not sure about peeing.
Can you use Resolve to clean it? There is something in that (supposedly) that dogs don't like..good luck.. |
She thinks bitter apple is a tasty treat.
luckily we have a stain protection guaruntee on our furniture - if the smell doesn't come out they are supposed to replace it. I would bet there is some loop hole there somewhere or other.
Little Miss Peeing Penny is sleeping peacefully at my feet right now. I think she knew she'd needed to up the cute factor or she was in deep doo-doo.
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 15:58 Post subject:
| genie wrote: | | robp wrote: | | Nope, been there and done that. |
You peed on the good furniture? What was wrong with the bathroom? |
Not to my knowledge... back in the days of HEAVY drinking (whiskey) I got caught trying to whiz in my kid closet once and the wife found me pissin' in a garbage can in the garage another night.... and i had no idea why I was there doing what I was doing.
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genie
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 16:34 Post subject:
| robp wrote: | | genie wrote: | | robp wrote: | | Nope, been there and done that. |
You peed on the good furniture? What was wrong with the bathroom? |
Not to my knowledge... back in the days of HEAVY drinking (whiskey) I got caught trying to whiz in my closet once .... and i had no idea why I was there doing what I was doing. |
OMG!!!!! I did that once (almost)...took a wrong turn on the way to the bathroom, luckily someone else was up and heard me in there trying to find a place to sit down!!! 
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akern
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 16:43 Post subject:
My dog will sometimes eat her own poop. I asked the vet about it once and he gave me some stuff that is supposed to make it taste bad so she wouldn't eat it. What in the world could taste worse than sh!t???
It didn't work by the way.
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Posted: 04/15/03 - 16:45 Post subject:
I've caught my dog doing that too, usually when I have him on a diet for being too fat. He probably thinks he's starving to death.
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