Dog just peed in his crate!

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Anonymous wrote:Poor darling. Why he normally goes till 10pm, and did it today prior... Living creature, you know. That you expect to go for 10 hours without peeing and pooping. I just don't understand why do you have a dog? So he is in a crate almost all day apart from a walk? So, till 6ish on a normal day? See, my dog will walk to the door when he needs to go outside. Think about your dog being in agony for maybe hours, because they do this only if unavoidable. You are a terrible person.

Again , please read. The dog is not crated during the day, only for short periods afternnon or evening, and not every day.

Wow, you guys have serious reading comp issues! It’s stunning.

Fine, sorry for not reading, but please explain how come you are home this whole time and you don't let your dog out for 8 hours?

He does not need to. He is a large breed. He has two long walks and one short walk every day. Ask your vet.

Except apparently today he needed to.

Absolutely! No more crating without a pee first. I have learned my lesson.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor darling. Why he normally goes till 10pm, and did it today prior... Living creature, you know. That you expect to go for 10 hours without peeing and pooping. I just don't understand why do you have a dog? So he is in a crate almost all day apart from a walk? So, till 6ish on a normal day? See, my dog will walk to the door when he needs to go outside. Think about your dog being in agony for maybe hours, because they do this only if unavoidable. You are a terrible person.

Again , please read. The dog is not crated during the day, only for short periods afternnon or evening, and not every day.

Wow, you guys have serious reading comp issues! It’s stunning.

Fine, sorry for not reading, but please explain how come you are home this whole time and you don't let your dog out for 8 hours?

He does not need to. He is a large breed. He has two long walks and one short walk every day. Ask your vet.

He peed his crate. He clearly needed to go out....right?

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I have had labs all my adult life. 8 hours is too long, particularly for a one year old.

OP, you need to take him out more often. 3x/day is not sufficient.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor darling. Why he normally goes till 10pm, and did it today prior... Living creature, you know. That you expect to go for 10 hours without peeing and pooping. I just don't understand why do you have a dog? So he is in a crate almost all day apart from a walk? So, till 6ish on a normal day? See, my dog will walk to the door when he needs to go outside. Think about your dog being in agony for maybe hours, because they do this only if unavoidable. You are a terrible person.

Again , please read. The dog is not crated during the day, only for short periods afternnon or evening, and not every day.

Wow, you guys have serious reading comp issues! It’s stunning.

Fine, sorry for not reading, but please explain how come you are home this whole time and you don't let your dog out for 8 hours?

He does not need to. He is a large breed. He has two long walks and one short walk every day. Ask your vet.

And she is at home! "He doesn't need to?!" So it is fine for him to suffer needlessly rather than you take him out for a couple of minutes? Do you live in a house?

He peed his crate. He clearly needed to go out....right?

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I have had labs all my adult life. 8 hours is too long, particularly for a one year old.

OP, you need to take him out more often. 3x/day is not sufficient.

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They already need to hold it a long stretch overnight. Add another pee run or two in the evening.

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OP, you are criticizing everyone for their reading comprehension skills but you are severely lacking in clear writing skills.

I "think" after re-reading your post and this thread that you normally do not leave your dog for long stretches but I am not so sure - since you are not clear.

Your dog should not be in a crate all day.

If you do not have a yard for your dog to run around in, your dog should be walked 5x a day.

Regardless of your lack of writing skills, my guess is you are not a responsible pet owner. Dogs rarely IF EVER pee in their crates.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor darling. Why he normally goes till 10pm, and did it today prior... Living creature, you know. That you expect to go for 10 hours without peeing and pooping. I just don't understand why do you have a dog? So he is in a crate almost all day apart from a walk? So, till 6ish on a normal day? See, my dog will walk to the door when he needs to go outside. Think about your dog being in agony for maybe hours, because they do this only if unavoidable. You are a terrible person.

Again , please read. The dog is not crated during the day, only for short periods afternnon or evening, and not every day.

Wow, you guys have serious reading comp issues! It’s stunning.

Fine, sorry for not reading, but please explain how come you are home this whole time and you don't let your dog out for 8 hours?

He does not need to. He is a large breed. He has two long walks and one short walk every day. Ask your vet.

Except apparently today he needed to.

I have a lab and he can hold his bladder for hours if need be, but, in normal circumstances he goes outside throughout the day and he stands near the door when we he wants to be let out. If you prefer a regimented schedule, I would let him out one more time. So four pees a day.


Absolutely! No more crating without a pee first. I have learned my lesson.

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OP, you’re annoying and your writing is not clear. But it sounds like you’ve learned a lesson and will let the dog out before crating.

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Anonymous wrote:To clarify, I work from home. He was in his crate for an hour when we left the house.

When I go out, and always take my dog out before I leave, especially if it has been a couple of hours. This is such a common sense dog ownership rule that I wonder if you are fit to have a dog.

We used to do this when he was little, but for several months now he has done fine being occasionnally crated without a pee. Understand that this is a large breed dog, not a small dog.

But I realize some of you are too busy trying to accuse me of animal cruelty that you are beyond rational discussion. Reminds me of the political forum

I have large breed dogs and I always let them outside before I head out, even if I think I won't be gone long. Things come up and you can get delayed.

Imagine trying to hold it for an hour or more...poor pup. Now you know, Op. I'm glad that he sounds like he's going to be o.k.

This. What the hell.

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OP— I have a Pug on this schedule. Works wonderfully. He gets a quick out maybe around 4 or so but if it is cold or raining he won’t go out and hold it for hours.

I also have a chocolate lab (large breed). Needs 2xs as many out times as Pug. Big and dumb. Sweetest thing ever though.

Size doesn’t matter. Take your dog out more.

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Anonymous wrote:To clarify, I work from home. He was in his crate for an hour when we left the house.

When I go out, and always take my dog out before I leave, especially if it has been a couple of hours. This is such a common sense dog ownership rule that I wonder if you are fit to have a dog.

We used to do this when he was little, but for several months now he has done fine being occasionnally crated without a pee. Understand that this is a large breed dog, not a small dog.

But I realize some of you are too busy trying to accuse me of animal cruelty that you are beyond rational discussion. Reminds me of the political forum

You must be a Trumper. Animal cruelty is nothing to you.

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Fine, sorry for not reading, but please explain how come you are home this whole time and you don't let your dog out for 8 hours?

He does not need to. He is a large breed. He has two long walks and one short walk every day. Ask your vet.



He *did* not need to. Now he's shown you it's taxing on his body to wait that long to pee.

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I think crates for animals are cruel - be it a cage in a house,a zoo or an animal research facility. Keeping animals in small cages where they can barely turn around is so backwards.

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Anonymous wrote:I think crates for animals are cruel - be it a cage in a house,a zoo or an animal research facility. Keeping animals in small cages where they can barely turn around is so backwards.

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Just because I can hold my pee for 10 hours dose not mean I should, or that it is good for me.

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My lab pees at least twice as much as that a day.