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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: West Virginia
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I would take him into the yard and then block off the deck if possible so that he cannot get onto it untill he has done his business. If your deck is an open deck then that would be impossible to do.
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Master Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Connecticut
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I would take him on a leash and not release him until he's done his business in an approved location and you had the potty party. I recently had to releash Freyja because she fixated on our side lawn. After 2 weeks of work she seems to have learned the proper potty location. Just in time for the sub freezing weather.
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The Agility Rocks! Moderator
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Bushkill, PA (The Poconos!)
Posts: 22,215
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Make sure you really clean where your dog pooped/peed on the deck so it won't smell so delightful.
And PAY ATTENTION! When you are out with your dog, praise when pooing/peeing in the proper area. Prevent or 'uh uh' if your dog squats to do it's business on the deck. Just being there, and being clear with what you want and do NOT want consistantly will fix this.
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