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Date Posted: 08:28:07 06/22/09 Mon
Author: Lee
Subject: Dogs don't "pee on something of yours because they are mad at you"
In reply to: BsBoel 's message, "Peed on our bed!!??" on 06:43:04 06/22/09 Mon

Two male dogs might go back and forth peeing on the same bush trying to claim ownership of a territory, but don't don't pee on your bed for revenge.

They may do it because they are nervous or perhaps he just had to pee. Take the dogs for walks on leash. Go for a mile or so OR AT LEAST until the dog lifts his leg but nothing comes out. Then he is empty. This addresses both nervous energy and the need to releave one's self.

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