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Hiya, I have a demon dog. She's a rescue pooch with numerous problems.

We've had her 3 years and she's getting worse even though she's now 9 yrs old !!!!!

Any advice anyone can give me to help with her peeing everywhere, trying to escape out the front door, serious seperation anxiety, pooing, then eating then being sick everywhere etc...... will be most grateful:D 

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Can you be a little more specific with each of the problems;
- What toilet training methods are you using?
- What food is she on?
- How much exercise does she get?
- Is she left alone for long periods of time during the day?


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Hiya, she's 9 yrs old and her toilet needs remain the same apart from when we go out!!!

She gets 1-2 30 minute walks a day

She is never left very long on her own

We hardly ever go out together anymore because of what we come home to.

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sorry to hear your having a few problems with bubba,does she pee and poo when you go and leave her,i can understand why you dont go out much if thats what you have to come home to  

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Hayh81 wrote:Hiya, she's 9 yrs old and her toilet needs remain the same apart from when we go out!!!

She gets 1-2 30 minute walks a day

She is never left very long on her own

We hardly ever go out together anymore because of what we come home to.

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Are you able to increase the walks to maybe 45 minutes 3 times per day.

Have you tried to increase her alone time gradually, start with just a few minutes with you in another room, then gradually increase the time she is left. Could you leave a radio on for her when she is alone as a bit of background noise.

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stella wrote:hia from me and sasha  
sorry to hear your having a few problems with bubba,does she pee and poo when you go and leave her,i can understand why you dont go out much if thats what you have to come home to  

Hiya, yes she does, most of the time eats it too, then theres sick everywhere:( 

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I agree with Kathy - it might help to increase her walks.

What happens when she messes all over the place? If she's getting told off or threatened, that may be making her even more anxious - even more likely to do it again. She's likely to know it's wrong, probably cant help it. I would say that walkies time needs to be doubled or ideally tripled (judging by what my own dog needs). If she's not getting enough walks that may be contributing to her not being able to hold it in. There is so much extra info that's needed to try and help here. Is there any chance that you could get to the vet's to ask for some behavioural advice, or to get referred to an expert? I think it would be worth it.