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How to Stop a Dog From Urinating on Outdoor Furniture

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Summary: A dog owner should spay or neuter their dog before they start marking behavior, and they should prevent access to areas that they want their dogs to avoid. Give dogs ample opportunities to urinate in the proper places with help from a dog trainer in this free video on pet care and obedience training for dogs.

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By Heidi Dixner
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Heidi Dixner is the owner of Red Rover Pet Services in Nashville, Tenn. She has worked with poodles for nearly 30 years, and she actively participates in breed rescue. Dixner has been...read more

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"To stop a dog from marking on outdoor furniture, this would be a male dog obviously and marking is a behavior that male dogs typically do to show that this is their territory. So this is a somewhat difficult thing to teach your dog not to do. Possibly one of the best ways to do it is to spay or neuter early before your dog's starts marking behavior. And then manage the behavior if you have something that hasn't been peed on before, that would be an ideal because there would be no reason necessarily for them to mark it. Again, if it has been marked by that dog or another dog, you might also try one of the enzimatic cleaners to get the smell off remembering that it's nearly impossible to do so. The probably the best way is just to manage the behavior to mark off that area keep your dog from having access to that area. Also making sure to have ample opportunity to go to the bathroom somewhere else. And if you see your dog begin to sniff at something like they're going to mark it, and dogs give very clear signals that they're about to do so, then you can just remind them no, off, or call them to you, redirect the behavior."

eHow Article: How to Stop a Dog From Urinating on Outdoor Furniture

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