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Question by Derek
Submitted on 2/27/2004
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My 2 yr old female shar pei wets the bed when she sleeps.  This has continued for two weeks.  I took her to the vet and they found nothing wrong after many tests.  She was put on anitbiotics, we finished the last of it yesterday yet she still wets the bed.  Are there any other reasons for this problem other than hormones?


Answer by subramani hariharan
Submitted on 9/30/2004
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My dog also used to wet the bed for almost two years. Myself and my wife started taking the dig out for urination it stopped. Now when it has to pass urine it wakes us up by touching us or by crying. We get up and take the dog out. Now it has got used to waking us up around 5 in the morning everyday. We also practiced reward and punishment principle. We can train the dogs if we have patience.

 

Answer by mark
Submitted on 12/8/2005
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my two year old also wets the bed. I didn't realize it might be when she sleeps that it happens. where's the dog whisperer?

 

Answer by answerer
Submitted on 2/12/2006
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beeeeeeeaaaaaaaaatttttt ittttt!!!!!!

 

Answer by michelle
Submitted on 6/3/2006
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Wish i could help you. mine sleeps on our bed and wont move it can be a pain sometimes My female trys to attack everyone that comes near my garden and any1 she sees when i walk her. she ok when u get in the house it just getting past the garden.

 

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