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And I'm sorry about posting in here, I know it's for english sheepdogs but you all seem very knowledgable about dog problems and this is the best forum I've found yet for dog advice. Again, my apologies for posting a non english sheepdog problem. |
Try taking up his water bowl (and closing the big porcelain bowl in the bathroom ) around 8 p.m.. Be sure he goes out right before bedtime and really empties his bladder.
You may need to go back to crating your dog at night, at least for a while. Be sure everything he's peed on is washed thoroughly with a cleaner specifically for pet stains. If there are still problems, consider having him tested for diabetes, thyroid or adrenal problems. |
He's still a young boy plus he just has the surgery. The irritation from the neutering may be the problem. We hope there's not more than a simple irritation. Go back to the basics........with hold water, crate and listen if he asks to go out in the middle of the night. Take him out and recrate him until morning.
Adding a bit of Vit C to his diet might help. Maybe a few baby carrots to chew on (plus his teeth will enjoy the workout). I'm not sure if Vitamin C comes in a low dose like 100 mg which is why I thought about a veggie. Problem is they don't chew well enough to digest the carrot, maybe some grated carrot on his food as well. |
No problem with posting about Aussies, I have two myself. I would talk to the vet who did the surgery first. The other advise to go back to basics is good, but I would have the vet check him out again. |
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