Doggie Wee
Jul 2nd 2009 | 10:39 pm
#16
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Re: Doggie Wee
silly peeps, dog wee on terrace? have word with dog. simples.
Jul 2nd 2009 | 10:43 pm
#17
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Re: Doggie Wee
We are having loadsa trouble with our motley crew of doggies. We have 5000 sq.mts land and they keep weeing on the terrace. Can anyone suggest an effective spray to use. We have tried spraying lemon juice around as suggested by the vet (gets rid of few of the thousands of lemons we have) but to no good effect. All suggestions tried.
Jul 2nd 2009 | 10:52 pm
#18
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Re: Doggie Wee
I have always found the sweeping brush and the mop to be quite useful multi-function tools.
First use to clean up terrace,
Secondly throw in general direction of offending dogs.
If all else has failed this could well help them to get the message.........
First use to clean up terrace,
Secondly throw in general direction of offending dogs.
If all else has failed this could well help them to get the message.........
Jul 3rd 2009 | 2:46 am
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Re: Doggie Wee
We had pitbull crosses and all sorts of dangerous things turning up ,quite worrying when you have small kids so I used the lead shot system ,this is propelled via a shotgun and is extremely effective!!, if you dont have access to one of these complain to the Guardia ,they will then come out with a vet and put them all down!! Ive seen it happen.If the dogs have owners I would give them the courtesy of a warning first whichever method you go for .
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Jul 3rd 2009 | 4:50 am
#20
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Re: Doggie Wee
We use a spray called DefenDog, which we buy here in Spain, it's a Spanish product. It doesn't always work.
Jul 3rd 2009 | 9:42 am
#21
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Re: Doggie Wee
We had pitbull crosses and all sorts of dangerous things turning up ,quite worrying when you have small kids so I used the lead shot system ,this is propelled via a shotgun and is extremely effective!!, if you dont have access to one of these complain to the Guardia ,they will then come out with a vet and put them all down!! Ive seen it happen.If the dogs have owners I would give them the courtesy of a warning first whichever method you go for .
Rgds
Rotor
Rgds
Rotor
Only problem being they (the guardia or dog warden, or whoever) are sometimes understandably reluctant to commit to come out if you can't (understandably) guarantee to know when the b****y dogs are going to make their presence felt....
Jul 4th 2009 | 10:06 pm
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Re: Doggie Wee
There's a good website (ignore the horrible format, the menu is on the right hand side -took me a while to find it), http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/articles/whybaddog.html, with tonnes of resources about dogs and dog behaviour.
Cesar Millan's show 'The dog whisperer' is also very interesting, but more in an entertaining way than educational.
If you read the site and find it interesting I suggest you go to the library and try to find books on dog behaviour, you might have to buy them though, it's quite a niche topic.
Cesar Millan's show 'The dog whisperer' is also very interesting, but more in an entertaining way than educational.
If you read the site and find it interesting I suggest you go to the library and try to find books on dog behaviour, you might have to buy them though, it's quite a niche topic.
Jul 6th 2009 | 12:05 am
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Re: Doggie Wee
There's a good website (ignore the horrible format, the menu is on the right hand side -took me a while to find it), http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/articles/whybaddog.html, with tonnes of resources about dogs and dog behaviour.
Cesar Millan's show 'The dog whisperer' is also very interesting, but more in an entertaining way than educational.
If you read the site and find it interesting I suggest you go to the library and try to find books on dog behaviour, you might have to buy them though, it's quite a niche topic.
Cesar Millan's show 'The dog whisperer' is also very interesting, but more in an entertaining way than educational.
If you read the site and find it interesting I suggest you go to the library and try to find books on dog behaviour, you might have to buy them though, it's quite a niche topic.
So you suggest the original poster spends weeks reading up then giving feral dogs lessons on where to pee!!!
No wonder the Spanish think giris are nuts
Jul 9th 2009 | 11:55 pm
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Re: Doggie Wee
p.d no soy guiri
