[NAGDU] New guide dog is urinating in living room on hard wood floors.

[Cindy Ray]

Your adorable little dog has not established a good schedule for you. You need to keep her on tie down or with you and take her out on a fixed schedule. When she ceases going in the house, you can release her from leash, but if she goes in the house again, you need to put her on tie down or leash for the rest of the day. I have found that this helps. Or you might have her tested to see if she has hormone imbalance because of having been altered. That can create such a problem in a female dog. I’ve had suchproblems before.
Cindyray at gmail.com


Cindy Lou Ray
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> On Oct 30, 2018, at 7:12 PM, Howard J. Levine via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi My new guide dog Everlie a yellow female lab is going on the hard wood
> floor in my living room. She has been with me for about month now. She is
> great worker, but has gone couple times in the house. I don't want to put
> her on tie down when we are in the house. I take Everlie out about 4 to 5
> times a day. I do clean it up right away. Any I deas to get this under
> contro, I want her to have freedom in the house.
> 
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