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    Apr 12, 2008, 01:35 AM
    Dog peeing on carpet
    The dog we dog-sit often pees everyday on our carpet!! Same place(s) everyday! The dog is trained and a super good dog at her house but... at my house pees, every single day and even pooped, sloppy poop today! We take our dog and the guest dog out several times before we leave, we even cut back on H2o an hour before we leave for the day... what do I do? I can't tell the owner, long story..? Is it the smell that makes her continue? Or.. Any ideas?
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    Apr 12, 2008, 02:41 AM
    Its probably the smell that keeps them wanting to pee... You have to tell me the gender of the two dogs too... Are they sterelised? Well if its smell, you got to get rid of the smell, if its pee on the floor get vinegar soak it on the cloth and wipe the spot on where it pee, for carpets I'm sure you can get smell removers from the pet shop... You really got to teach the dog not to pee in the house and of course designate a spot on where it should pee...
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    Apr 12, 2008, 04:42 AM
    2 girl dogs, both fixed, I will definitely do the vinegar soak, dilute it first, right? Then soak it? Do you have any recs for smell removers? Its not my dog, so I've gotten some good ideas tonight about training her, but she is only here every once in awhile... I think she gets scared when she is not at her house... thanks for you help, please tell me anything else that might help!
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    Apr 12, 2008, 08:12 AM
    No don't dilute it, just put some vinegar onto a cloth and clean it over the spot... works well... If its two girls, I don't see a problem with them doing it as an instinct because male dogs are territorial and mark them by peeing... So you just got to train them... Not too sure about smell removers because my lab is a total goodie to shoes... Haha hope this helps!
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    Apr 12, 2008, 08:21 AM
    If it is the same place everyday you could rub a pee pad on the stinkey area and then place it on top of the stained carpet and hopefully she will pee on that. I think not having her with you all the time will make it rather difficult to train her.

    There is also a product that I have used callled Urine Gone that will 100 percent remove the odor as long as you follow directions.
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