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Posted by jackback on 10-04-2008 05:46 AM:

How do I fix this...?

I have a 3 month old female pup. She doesn't get along with her dog house! I have wood chips in there and she will not stop peeing in the dog house. Yesterday I even found a turd!

I've never had this problem and I am lost as to how to fix it. I have had her for almost a month now. She does poop outside of her dog box, but I have not seen evidence of pee in the kennel. She does poop and pee when she is out in the yard.

Any suggestions?


Posted by smokey7 on 10-04-2008 05:52 AM:

Change what you got in her house. Put new bedding in there. By the way, what breed and bloodline might i ask? I've never saw that before either. A puppy that wants to live in $#$%.

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Posted by jackback on 10-04-2008 05:54 AM:

I have changed the wood chips in there every couple of days. That was the first thing that I thought of...


Posted by smokey7 on 10-04-2008 05:55 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by jackback
I have changed the wood chips in there every couple of days. That was the first thing that I thought of...



put wheat straw or hay in there instead.

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Posted by jackback on 10-04-2008 05:57 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by smokey7
put wheat straw or hay in there instead.


That was the only other thing that I could come up with. I was trying to hold off until it got a little cooler before I put straw in the dog box, but maybe she need it now.


Posted by smokey7 on 10-04-2008 06:00 AM:

I hate it that the puppy is doing this but it's kinda funny. LOL Reminds me of this puppy i used to have. LOL I had a puppy about 2 years ago that was obsessed with cat poo. He would literally go HUNTING down in the woods behind the house and find him some cat poo poo and eat it. I don't know why but he'd eat that stuff all the time. Crazy.

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Posted by jackback on 10-04-2008 06:12 AM:

You're right, it WAS funny 3 weeks ago. Now I am lost for words. I try to take the upmost care of my hounds and then they treat me like this...LOL!! I bet if I tied her out to an old oak tree and gave her an old cardboard box for as a house she might be grateful...!!


Posted by stinkbait1 on 10-04-2008 06:46 AM:

try feeding her in her house

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Posted by jackback on 10-04-2008 06:47 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by stinkbait1
try feeding her in her house


She is on a self feeder.


Posted by Dan Reuter on 10-04-2008 07:46 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by stinkbait1
try feeding her in her house



Take her off the self feeder and feed her in the house.


Posted by MikeO on 10-04-2008 07:52 AM:

CULL THAT CHITEATER!!!!!!
































































just kidding!

LOL

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Posted by Bear on 10-04-2008 12:38 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Reuter
Take her off the self feeder and feed her in the house.


agreed,might also want to try no bedding before it gets cold


Posted by Paul Jones on 10-04-2008 02:43 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Reuter
Take her off the self feeder and feed her in the house.
this is right no dog is so stupid it will sh1t where it eats.


Posted by Whistle Pig on 10-04-2008 05:39 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by smokey7
I hate it that the puppy is doing this but it's kinda funny. LOL Reminds me of this puppy i used to have. LOL I had a puppy about 2 years ago that was obsessed with cat poo. He would literally go HUNTING down in the woods behind the house and find him some cat poo poo and eat it. I don't know why but he'd eat that stuff all the time. Crazy.


Smokey7 your supposed to feed your dogs. Lol

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Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 10-04-2008 06:01 PM:

Bedding....

...move the peed on bedding outside the house to where you want her to pee and leave the house empty. She may not want to pee in an area that will splatter her legs.... And I agree on feeding her IN the house and wait on the self feeder. Our BnT (pet) came here with "issues" and used to go potty in his crate. We fed him in there etc and he did eventually stop. He is about 99% housebroken... which we never expected... so your female might be fixable.

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Posted by MikeO on 10-04-2008 06:05 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Reuter
Take her off the self feeder and feed her in the house.



i think this is the correct answer!

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Posted by IndianRdge on 10-04-2008 06:32 PM:

Can you move her house to a different location in the pen??? I wonder if you clean out her dog house good with bleach to get rid of the smell of urine and leave it empty with no bedding in it and move it to a different place in her kennel.. It would be worth a try if you can move the house. If not wonder if not putting any bedding in there would do something..
That would get real old real fast cleaning that up. LOL

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Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 10-04-2008 06:40 PM:

Urine odor..

...another tip... at Petsmart.... or some such supply store... you can buy a gallon of(expensive but worth it if you NEED the extra tool) Urine neutralizer. I forget what brand we get but I need stock in the CO. Having fostered and adopted ADULT coonhounds... most of whom are NOT housebroken when they hunt... it REALLY helps. We pour the stff into carpet, dog house whatever and let it do it's "Magic" and it removes the temptation to pee in the same area, cover up another dogs odor etc.... SO... when you remove the bedding for the time being you also remove the odor.

I do hope it works cause I know this can be a real irritating issue. It is a hard habit to break sometimes. WE assume they would WANT to go potty OUTSIDE the house... for their own comfort... sometimes they just dont act human enough
Again, Good luck..... Heather

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Posted by jackback on 10-05-2008 03:26 AM:

Well, here is where I am in fixing this problem.

I have taken all of the wood shavings out of the dog house. I had been changing it every 2 or 3 days because of her problem, but I took it all out today and didnt put any back in.

Heather, I took your advice and picked up some urine neutralizer and sprayed it in the dog house. Hopefully this will do away with the smell.

I know that several of you have recommended taking her off the self feeder, and I still might, but right now I would prefer her to stay on it. I think it is best for a pup to have food available to them at all times when they are this young... I will check in the morning to see how the night went.

Thanks for all of the advice. I'll keep you posted and if this doesnt work, you all will have to come up with new ideas!!


Posted by Lowell Lynn on 10-05-2008 04:37 AM:

PARTITION HER HOUSE OFF SO IT IS ONLY LARGE ENOUGH TO STRETCH OUT IN AND FEED HER IN THERE.SHE MAY STOP.

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Posted by stinkbait1 on 10-05-2008 04:51 AM:

how do you feed your dogs with the self feeder? i personally don't like them because if you feed them in a bowl everyday you will know what your dog is eatin and it also gives you a chance to put your hands on your pup everyday. jmo

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Posted by Lee Currens Jr. on 10-05-2008 06:01 AM:

walk over poor a 10lb bag in it.duh
try a smaller box or just let the puppy run loose
in the backyard


Posted by gfults on 10-05-2008 12:56 PM:

Yall are making this way harder than it has to be. Feed her where she sleeps. IT WORKS! Its also easy and dont cost nothin.


Posted by jackback on 10-05-2008 01:31 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by stinkbait1
it also gives you a chance to put your hands on your pup everyday. jmo


I garantee you I put my hands on her enough everyday. The self feeder is not to keep me from feeding her... thanks though.

This morning there was no pee or poop in the dog box.


Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 10-05-2008 03:01 PM:

WooooHoooo!

quote:
Originally posted by jackback
I garantee you I put my hands on her enough everyday. The self feeder is not to keep me from feeding her... thanks though.

This morning there was no pee or poop in the dog box.



Even if it is babysteps it's steps forward! Good sign that she didn't go potty in her house! Sometimes babysteps are a pain in the neck.... I guess part of my patience with hounds has come from having to live with my own really frustrating babysteps in my OWN life... thankfully i do NOT go potty in inappropriate places LOL...

Real glad you had a clean dog box this morning!

Hope this continues, Heather

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