Ramona Byrd

How horrible..yet it's funny after looking at that pair of oh-so innocent eyes!! He's a darling.

Wash all the fabric is my suggestion. That smell can migrate to more than its "impact" site.

blueangel

I can't stand that either.

ghostrider

I don't get why you aren't washing the whole bolt??? Cut it in chunks first if you must, but wash it for sure. The enzyme stuff is a good suggestion.

As for the dog, he'd be retrained, crated or out on his ear for doing that here. No excuse for it whatsoever unless he's 100 years old and incontinent.

ptquilts

I would be washing all the fabric, everything in the surrounding area, and down on my hands and knees sniffing all around the house, wondering where else he had done it. yuck.

fabric_fancy

i would wash it all if you are planning to ever use this fabric.

if you allow it to stay in the house with his pee scent on it he will just continue to pee on it.

javin22

OH, I would be fit to be tied!!! :shock:

DRB

At least you hadn't made anything out of the fabric. My Jack peed on a queen size top that I had laying out on the floor ready to be pin basted. I had the backing down, the batting down and the top on top. I was trying to get supper started and he let me know he wanted to go out, but I had to do something else. In the meantime, he decided to go on the quilt. I was able to just spray the bottom two layers, but had to launder the top before I could pin baste it and quilt it. I never told my sister-in-law to be (that's who the quilt was made for) what had happened. I was hoarse for 2 days from yelling at him. I was so mad that I know I couldn't touch him, so I just yelled.

Good luck getting it out.

lisainmo

Ditto!!

pojo

Look at those eyes how can you get mad at him.
I couldn't.
I have a doxie and he doesn't do that I'm so thankful too.
I have had three other ones and no problems there either but they are in doggie heaven now.

Glassquilt

Ditto the vinegar. It worked with diapers.