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Over the past week our 10 week old Murhpy had been doing very well. He actually went to the door on about 4 occasions letting is know he had to go out and hadn't peed on the floor. That was until last night, all of a sudden he started peeing everywhere 5 times to be exact over the evening, you know that type of pee when they walk and pee, impressive, but a mess. Anyway, I initially thought medical problem... urinary track infection etc. however when we got up this morning at our usual 0500 his crate was dry as a bone. So much for the medical idea. If you or anybody else has had this let me know if it stopped or what you did to handle it. I understand he is still a baby but he was doing so well.
 

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bubblyb said:
My Casey has done that on a few ocassions. The first time he did I wondered about a UTI (which came out negative). After talking with the vet we decided that it was a punishment (of sorts). In particular the first time he did that was because we had left for the weekend to attend my sons basketball tournament out of town. My brother stayed with Casey and had no problems. However, upon return Casey proceeded to walk and pee right across the living room floor...right in front of us. Which he did twice that night and twice the next day. We had another day when we were just gone all day (my brother again took care of Casey and had no problem) but when we returned later than night, Casey again treated us to his impressive showmanship. So in other words for us it was just a "You left me, now I will show you!" But I think he is finally getting over that and getting used to the idea that once in a while we will be gone because we left this past weekend and when we returned home he was very excited to see us and did not once perform any welcome home acts. So long story short I would always wonder about medical but if it turns out negative (as it did in Casey's case) just keep in mind the fact that are wonderful Doods are very smart!!!! :lol:

Good luck!
Wow, thanks for the info, he has done great tonight so far, but of course it's still early. He does seem to be pretty smart. You know there are parts of me that wish this puppy stuff would be over soon but he is a hoot
 

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bdbanddad said:
Over the past week our 10 week old Murhpy had been doing very well. He actually went to the door on about 4 occasions letting is know he had to go out and hadn't peed on the floor. That was until last night, all of a sudden he started peeing everywhere 5 times to be exact over the evening, you know that type of pee when they walk and pee, impressive, but a mess. Anyway, I initially thought medical problem... urinary track infection etc. however when we got up this morning at our usual 0500 his crate was dry as a bone. So much for the medical idea. If you or anybody else has had this let me know if it stopped or what you did to handle it. I understand he is still a baby but he was doing so well.
Great thanks so far so good today
 

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I appreciate all the good information, he has been doing great lately. it was alot of fun last night after I let him sleep from 9pm-11pm while we got some catching up done before work today. The problem was he woke up with a passion to play (can you blame him?). So we went for a late night walk for about 30 min. It was actually very nice.
 
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