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Subject: Re: my sisters peke wont stop marking "his" territory (everything) HELP

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Nancy

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Date Posted: 22:35:59 03/07/06 Tue
In reply to: Diane Stepple 's message, "Re: my sisters peke wont stop marking "his" territory (everything) HELP" on 14:05:10 02/24/06 Fri

>>Please help,
>> >> >
>If I read this right it sounds like you are putting
>the diaper on him when you take him outside for a walk
>?
>If so he should not be wearing a diaper outside,
>outside is for relieving himself.

Sorry i didnt mention. the diaper is used only when we visit family members homes. In the period of an hour , he marks everything(or shall i say attempts too). We take it off as soon as we get him home so he doesnt get a urinary tract infection.

>Also if you get your peke neutered (you did not
>mention if he was or not) this will also curb the need
>to mark territory.
>
>>He IS also neutered so i dont understand the why hes soo territorial. We have them share a doggie pillow durring the day, all the toys they share without any fighting, even the food and water bowls.

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