It is because You are not taking him outside as often as you think you are. Or...your giving your dog too much food and letting the food just sit out. Set a time where you feed your dog. two or three times a day is fine. Your Dog will poop when he cant hold it any longer. So take him outside very often until he goes poop.
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∙ 7y agoWith age - they have less control over the muscles that keep the waste held in the bowels. Therefore, they need to be allowed to toilet more frequently.
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∙ 13y agoMY dog doesnt poop so mutch YOUr dog might from over feeding or something
i think they're stomachs digest faster than ours .
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What can I do to stop my older dog from pooping and peeing in the house
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∙ 15y agomaybe because he eats alot??!!?
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∙ 14y agoLosing control of bowl movements
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∙ 10y agoBecause he feels like it
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∙ 7y agoAs they age, they get out of shape.
There could be various reasons for this behavior, including anxiety, lack of proper training, health issues, or a need for more frequent potty breaks. It's important to identify the underlying cause and address it through training, regular walks, proper feeding schedule, and possible vet check-ups.
Yes you should
If your old dog has not had a bowel movement for more than 48 hours, it is time to start monitoring closely and consult a veterinarian if the issue persists. Changes in diet, hydration, activity level, and overall health can affect a dog's bowel movements, so keeping track of these factors can help determine when to seek professional advice.
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The master is pooping
Sounds like your dog is going through separation anxiety, the best way to controll this would be to crate train the dog, and make sure the have things to do while you are out.
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Try to introduce him to the crate. If it is a house dog that is used to being free they may not like it. If not there shouldn't be a problem. It may upset the older dog.
If you notice that your dog is consistently passing whole corn in their stool, it could indicate a problem with digestion or improper chewing. Monitor your dog's eating habits and address any dietary issues with your veterinarian to ensure proper digestion and absorption of nutrients.
he's marking his territory
No it's not true. However, putting its nose close to it and saying no and giving it a tap on the but does help!
Your dog may be pooping more and sleeping more than usual because it is getting sick. Your dog may also just be getting old.