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Jun 6 2022 11:40am
My doggo is a 2 year old Labrador Retriever
He has been fully potty trained and never pees or poos in the house.
However, recently, he started peeing in the house right after eating breakfast (usually we feed him at 7:30) and he ONLY pees after eating breakfast.

suggested I post this here. I would like some help.
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Jun 6 2022 11:47am
Assuming this is a real post and not a troll that I'm not seeing... xD

My pupper used to do this too actually.

There's 2 things I would strongly suggest:

1. Take the pug to the vet to have his urinary glands, intestines, kidneys and bladder checked. This could be caused by an infection or swelling/inflammation in any of these and it could be life-threatening if there is some sort of blockage that causes any of his organs to swell so pls make sure you do this ASAP!
2. And this was the case for my doggo.. Take him out for a walk before you feed him! A lot of puppers have piddle issues when they get too excited and if yours is anything like my Vladimir Pugtin, he get's hella excited for breakfast! Easy solution is to just force him to empty the tank before you feed ^^

I hope one of these helps!!

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Jun 6 2022 11:49am
Quote (pugman @ Jun 7 2022 02:47am)
Assuming this is a real post and not a troll that I'm not seeing... xD

My pupper used to do this too actually.

There's 2 things I would strongly suggest:

1. Take the pug to the vet to have his urinary glands, intestines, kidneys and bladder checked. This could be caused by an infection or swelling/inflammation in any of these and it could be life-threatening if there is some sort of blockage that causes any of his organs to swell so pls make sure you do this ASAP!
2. And this was the case for my doggo.. Take him out for a walk before you feed him! A lot of puppers have piddle issues when they get too excited and if yours is anything like my Vladimir Pugtin, he get's hella excited for breakfast! Easy solution is to just force him to empty the tank before you feed ^^

I hope one of these helps!!

<3


This is probably the only non-troll post of the night lmao
I don't think it is 1 because he seems fine during the rest of the day and for his dinner. I will probably still go get him checked out just in case.
As for 2, I did consider doing this. Maybe it is getting hotter here and he has been drinking more water than before and just needs to go before he gets excited for his breakfast. hmmm will post updates here
Thanks puggy
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Jun 6 2022 11:57am
Quote (Otters @ Jun 6 2022 10:49am)
This is probably the only non-troll post of the night lmao
I don't think it is 1 because he seems fine during the rest of the day and for his dinner. I will probably still go get him checked out just in case.
As for 2, I did consider doing this. Maybe it is getting hotter here and he has been drinking more water than before and just needs to go before he gets excited for his breakfast. hmmm will post updates here
Thanks puggy


<3 hope it's nothing more than an excited, hungry pupper!

best of luck!
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Jun 6 2022 12:25pm
Feed him his breakfast outside assuming weather permits? I dunno.
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Jun 6 2022 10:41pm
get a cat
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Jul 22 2022 02:23am
Ouwww get well soon doggo
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Jul 24 2022 03:05am
if it keeps pissing in the same spot you can sprinkle the area with black pepper so when its sniffing for its urine spot it'll get a nose full of black pepper and think twice
normally if it does it once inside it will use the same spot over and over
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Aug 11 2022 03:36pm
Take the dog outside to pee
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Quote (Otters @ Jun 6 2022 12:49pm)
This is probably the only non-troll post of the night lmao
I don't think it is 1 because he seems fine during the rest of the day and for his dinner. I will probably still go get him checked out just in case.
As for 2, I did consider doing this. Maybe it is getting hotter here and he has been drinking more water than before and just needs to go before he gets excited for his breakfast. hmmm will post updates here
Thanks puggy


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