Anonymous wrote:I agree the compassion on this site doesnt exist. I hope one day the old lady who wants her sanitized house end up in a nursing home wearing diapers!!!! Your dog is old and sick, thank him for the years he has given you and love him up. He is hurting he needs love beyond anything. If you take your dog away from the only person and home he has ever lived in you are basically giving him an awful end to his life. You are a horrible person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lack of compassion by some on here is unbelievable. Your dog is old. He likely is sick or has some secondary issue. But, it could also be a) stress of the construction, b) doggy dementia, or c) just an inability to hold it in his old age.
Look, it's inconvenient but I think it is vile to suggest putting the dog down just for this. Here's what you do: crate or restrict him when you are not home. Gate him in the kitchen, for eg, where clean up will be easy. Let him out a lot. And, yes, they do sell doggy diapers and they work well for pee (just use a maxi pad and velcro it on him. And, take him to the vet. And, for the love of christ, have a little compassion. Dogs do not -prefer- to soil things. There is something wrong. Figure it out.
I disagree; my dog enjoys soiling things.
Anonymous wrote:The lack of compassion by some on here is unbelievable. Your dog is old. He likely is sick or has some secondary issue. But, it could also be a) stress of the construction, b) doggy dementia, or c) just an inability to hold it in his old age.
Look, it's inconvenient but I think it is vile to suggest putting the dog down just for this. Here's what you do: crate or restrict him when you are not home. Gate him in the kitchen, for eg, where clean up will be easy. Let him out a lot. And, yes, they do sell doggy diapers and they work well for pee (just use a maxi pad and velcro it on him. And, take him to the vet. And, for the love of christ, have a little compassion. Dogs do not -prefer- to soil things. There is something wrong. Figure it out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lack of compassion by some on here is unbelievable. Your dog is old. He likely is sick or has some secondary issue. But, it could also be a) stress of the construction, b) doggy dementia, or c) just an inability to hold it in his old age.
Look, it's inconvenient but I think it is vile to suggest putting the dog down just for this. Here's what you do: crate or restrict him when you are not home. Gate him in the kitchen, for eg, where clean up will be easy. Let him out a lot. And, yes, they do sell doggy diapers and they work well for pee (just use a maxi pad and velcro it on him. And, take him to the vet. And, for the love of christ, have a little compassion. Dogs do not -prefer- to soil things. There is something wrong. Figure it out.
+1. He is not doing it to drive you crazy. It is embarassing for him and of course he would prefer to hold it. Vet, ASAP. Good luck to you and your doggy!
Anonymous wrote:The lack of compassion by some on here is unbelievable. Your dog is old. He likely is sick or has some secondary issue. But, it could also be a) stress of the construction, b) doggy dementia, or c) just an inability to hold it in his old age.
Look, it's inconvenient but I think it is vile to suggest putting the dog down just for this. Here's what you do: crate or restrict him when you are not home. Gate him in the kitchen, for eg, where clean up will be easy. Let him out a lot. And, yes, they do sell doggy diapers and they work well for pee (just use a maxi pad and velcro it on him. And, take him to the vet. And, for the love of christ, have a little compassion. Dogs do not -prefer- to soil things. There is something wrong. Figure it out.