My Lab just pees on our hardwood..

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Answers: I have a lab - go to the foster and smith site and they have something HI. Use a mix of diluted vinegar (1 cup of water to 1/2 cup of vinegar.. 

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I have a lab - go to the foster and smith site and they have something HI.

Use a mix of diluted vinegar (1 cup of water to 1/2 cup of vinegar). It takes care of the smell and is environmentally friendly. It is also safe for your pets and cost effective too; a big jug costs less than 2 dollars. make sure you use a disinfectant to help fight the bacteria..as for the smell you can use an air deodorant.try disciplining the dog..if you rub their nose in it or hit his nose with a rolled up newspaper every time he does it..your problem will be gone. Put baking soda on it. I think you should Fabuloso it smells great, you can buy it from Target or Wal mart. Hi

I agree with allthe suggestions so far. except.. make sure you disinfect the areas as well.

Urine is bacteria free when its in the body,, but once it comes out it grows lovely stuff.

Also I would be concerned as to why he is doing this?? Couldhe have a baldder infection or other urinary issue?

If you do not know why he does this,..maybe a trip to the Vet to get a check.

Good Luck

Wismom Hi there;

What you can do for hardwood floors is use a weak solution of club soda and water. As repeated applications of any solution (including your dogs waste material) will eventually ruin your hardwood floors I would highly recommend the use of a crate and limit access to those areas of the house where there are hardwood floors.

This may seem initially cruel but trust me you are doing the dog a favor.