How Do I Stop This?

Hi Everyone :D

As some of you know, my beautiful dog passed away a couple of months ago to cancer :(
We have another dog (he's 6yrs old) who didn't deal with it very well at the time, but seems to be really good now.

When Eddie was really sick, we had him inside for the last few weeks, and he had a few accidents as he was just so sick... there's one spot in my music room (wooden floors) where he urinated.

Leo (our other dog) is an inside & outside dog - and has never gone to the toilet inside before... but since Eddie passed, Leo keeps urinating in the spot where Eddie did.

Despite trying every different type of cleaning idea, nothing is working.
I realise he's marking his territory & aso it may be a connection to Eddie initially urinating there.... is there anything I can do to stop him?

He's not going there because he needs to - he always goes outside & doesn't urinate anywhere else in the house. Its never even very much, but enough to be a daily routine of me having to clean it up :rolleyes:

Any ideas?!!!

Thanks in advance ;)

he will be marking over his territory. If u keep cleaning it, he will go back there and do it again. Try blocking off the area all together. By like a bookshelf.. bricks.... something. That might help. Surley someone will come in here and tell u what all the stuff is u can put down.. like a deterant (eg, lemon peel, ajax etc ect) but it has never seemed to work for me.

Not sure if it will help, is an answer from Google... lol

to also prevent your dog from urinating in the house just scrub some vinegar on the floor. and they'll stay away from that spot they usually urinate at, The vinegar stings the dogs smell and it'll stay away.

Not sure how well that will go on floorboards but might be a good thing to try?

Buy yourself some "Urine Off" - Best - Stuff - Ever! Animals NEVER pee there again! Google it or search for it on Ebay, it's worth it, I promise!

I was going to say to try the vinegar too... Maybe spot test in a corner on the floorboards, but I would think it should be OK?????

Thanks girls :D

I have tried the vinegar, but he's not deterred :rolleyes:

Will have a look for the Urine Off!... thanks Alicia ;)

We used Urine Off - good at removing stains (albeit expensive) but didn't do a thing to deter going back.

We've since found an Exelpet product at the local supermarket that does the same thing for a third of the price. Have a look in the pet section.

Thanks Jen, will check it out ;)