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Date Posted: 08:34:58 06/22/09 Mon
Author: BsBoel
Subject: Re: Dogs don't "pee on something of yours because they are mad at you"
In reply to: Lee 's message, "Dogs don't "pee on something of yours because they are mad at you"" on 08:28:07 06/22/09 Mon

We took him out right before we left and he peed then. He hasn't peed in the house for a year or so. He holds it all day long during the week when we are at work. He didn't do it just simply b/c he had to go.

Possibly b/c he got nervous about something.. but not sure what??

Just strange that it happened after leaving him alone all night for the first time ever... and that he did it where our scent is the strongest.

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