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Originally Posted by chelle
Hi everyone...
We have had our white german shepherd pup for almost 2 weeks now- hes almost 10 weeks old and is doing quite well with toilet training- weve gone 2 full days with no accidents and hes even starting to get the hang of jumping up the back door when he needs to go out sometimes (hopefully soon that will change to EVERYTIME, lol!)
Our problem is, even though every bit of advice available tells you that dogs wont go to the toilet in their bed, ours does, and we have no idea how to solve it!
Luckily he has only messed in there twice (we think the changeover from wet to complete food might have upset his tummy for a few days) but he wets it constantly.
We make sure he goes just before we go to bed or before we go out, but even when we have been in the house before and put him in for a nap he goes on his bed almost right away!
Is he scenting it, or just not getting that a bed is not a toilet?
PLEEEEASE HELP!!! Im sure washing fleece blankets twice a day is not doing my share of pollution any good, lol!
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Had exactly the same prob wiv my youngest, im home allday wiv my dogs so im then to let them out or take them out on a regular basis, the prob i had wiv my youngest was pee'ing his bed, i tryed the crate aswell and he pee'ed that to, i really didnt know wat else to do, i was at the end of my teather, he is 11 months old now and finally stopped pee'ing his bedding a couple of months ago all by him self ( thank gawd ).
It was bad enuff him pee'ing the bed but he shared it wiv one of our other dogs wich wasnt fare.
All i can say is keep on letting him out on a regular basis and hope he gets clean eventually like mine did. ( as long as there aint nothing medically wrong wiv him )
good luck...i know how u feel.
btw he's breeders was very clean people...freinds of my daughters so uninvited visits was always happening
so that had nothing to do wiv our youngest prob...and he didnt have pee infection coz he was checked at a vet due to the fact he kept pee'ing sometimes in the day and most nights on his bedding.