Pet Problem/Advice

If you live in Houston, call Dirty Free Venturi. I've had 3 diff companies try to clean pet stains out of carpet and they were, by far, the best.

They actually use a special enzyme that is specifically for pet stuff.

 

Is your dog's name "Poppie" by any chance?

 

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This stuff is great!

 

I would have to get rid of the loveseat. But, if your not going to do that, then I agree with mc mark in that you can't just use "soap and water" to treat dog urination. You need to go to Pet's Mart or somewhere to buy the stain and odor remover with enzymes to break down the urine. Your dog has marked that spot and, if it can pick up the scent of where it went to the bathroom, chances are it will do it again in the same spot. I don't see how your going to treat a cushion, though, unless you just soak the whole thing in it or put enough on there to let it soak all the way through like the urine did.

Your dog broke cardinal rule #1 and abused it's sofa privileges. Usually dogs won't go to the bathroom where they like to hang out so...is your dog stupid or something? Stupid is as stupid does.

 

It's called Puppy Prozac. Nah...when I read that statement above...I just thought "oh...sh*t...you've got one of those dogs that pees when it gets even a little excited". It almost seems psychological. Was that dog abused by a former owner or something? I dunno...I've seen dogs that pee when you pet them before. Not sure if it is from excitement, a trained response, or what? Sounds like a reason for a vet visit.

 

LOL.

Pun,

Please promise me that you are not going to hit your dog for this. There are other ways to discipline an animal - physical abuse is NOT one of them.

 

I have friends who have a dog that does that. Basically they were told that the dog was peeing to show submission, and that it was something that could be fixed by a trainer. I don't know how true that is though, all second hand and not something I've ever actually looked into.

 

we can rebuild him.

 

usually when the artillery shells stop firing, is when my dog knows i'm not mad anymore.