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Re: Dog question: Why does he do this? - kap - 07-28-2007
I don't think it's a medical issue -- he always urinated outside when he was still fed commercial dog food. However, I will bring up the issue in his upcoming vet visit in August. Until then I will try to feed him outside and see what will happen.
Re: Dog question: Why does he do this? - OWC Jamie - 07-28-2007
Is he also getting more excited than usual?
I hope he doesn't have a weak bladder.
I can't pet my sister's dog's head when I walk in her door.
I have to totally ignore her until she's well calmed down or she "leaks'.
The dog's mother had a weak bladder problem, too.
Re: Dog question: Why does he do this? - MikeF - 07-28-2007
They prescribe phenylpropanolamine (PPA or PPO) for some dogs with "leak" issues (usually females that have been spayed). One of ours is on it as there would be a slight wetness whenever she got up. The PPA has completely remedied the situation.
Re: Dog question: Why does he do this? - vision63 - 07-29-2007
Home Cooking. Pork Chops, Squash, Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes and Peach Cobbler. That would make me pee.
Re: Dog question: Why does he do this? - kap - 07-29-2007
[quote billb]Is he also getting more excited than usual?
I hope he doesn't have a weak bladder.
I can't pet my sister's dog's head when I walk in her door.
I have to totally ignore her until she's well calmed down or she "leaks'.
The dog's mother had a weak bladder problem, too.
Umm, I suppose she does not let anyone pet her either.