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We had a similar issue with both my buns actually. And, having two beds in the house, they never peed on mine, just my fathers! I would suggest finding (cant think of the name! argh!) its like, it cleans the urine but it also puts a smell that makes the buns not want to pee there. They are very routine pets so, if they do something, they likely will do it again and again. We found one that wasn’t strong, cannot for the life of me remember the name, and used that on the beds and now they wont pee there, but have no problems being on the beds. We also had to use it in their little secret pee corner.
Fixing the buns didn’t seem to be what solved it but its a possibility
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We had a similar issue with both my buns actually. And, having two beds in the house, they never peed on mine, just my fathers! I would suggest finding (cant think of the name! argh!) its like, it cleans the urine but it also puts a smell that makes the buns not want to pee there. They are very routine pets so, if they do something, they likely will do it again and again. We found one that wasn’t strong, cannot for the life of me remember the name, and used that on the beds and now they wont pee there, but have no problems being on the beds. We also had to use it in their little secret pee corner.
Fixing the buns didn’t seem to be what solved it but its a possibility
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