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Old 11-20-2013, 03:33 PM   #7
dottiesyrky
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I am sorry you are having this problem, mainly when you are home. Some here have found that keeping them tethered to you when you are home stops them running off and peeing in a corner behind your back. When the leash is attached to you you will know when he wants to leave and you can then pick him up and take him to a pee pad or outside. Perhaps treat and praise him when you pick him up to go. Good luck, it is a tough problem.
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