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Originally Posted by teddytheterror  Thanks for your quick reply, I'll give you the rundown, I was living with my hubby and two other dogs, and yes he did pee on the carpet in the other house, and it was always around furniture, here he'd lift his leg and pee on the couch leg or the bed leg, however we removed all carpet, and this seemed to alleviate the problem, now I'm no longer in my own home my hubby and I have broken up, unfortunately the Cavaliers went to the little girl across the street cause they had to be together and I kept Teddy, and yes he is neutered, he was around 2 when we got him and we had him neutered at that time. Because I'm staying at a friends removing all the carpet is not an option, I just noticed the extent of the damage he's done, and she's not aware of it yet... |
Well, honestly, the only thing I can tell you is maybe you'll have to confine him to the kitchen or an ex-pen or something and work on housebreaking really strictly. I won't lie, it's really tough when a dog has had that long to develop a habit, but it can be done with strict consistancy. He has to stay confined when you can't watch his every move and take him outside as frequently as possible and praise alot when he pees out there. You also need a really good cleaner for the messes he's already made - one that's specifically designed to clean up dog urine. Obviously you have to clean up your friend's house, but you also have to get the smell out to prevent him from going again in those places. Nature's Miracle is good (check for color fastness on fabric and carpets first though, especially since they're not yours
) and I like The Equilizer (it's in an aerosal can and I buy it off Amazon). Good luck