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The solution I found was to split with the gf and move far enough away that you need to put in a reasonable cycle a few times a week to see/walk the dogs. Bit of a nuclear option, obviously won't work for everyone.
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Since moving out of London and getting a dog (and kid) I've cycled a handful of times in two years. Had to start running with the dog just to get some sort of exercise.
So my 16 month-old border terrier likes to pee. On everything he shouldn't. But never indoors, it's a scent marking thing. This week he peed on- Mans jacket draped over fence around basketball court
- Teenagers football that came to rest near him
- My lawnmower when I went to empty the grass catcher bit
- All the garden things - furniture, plant pots, washing pole, sliding doors, drainpipe, parasol etc
- His own tennis ball mid game of fetch
- My brothers car tyres (he doesn't know this)
- The Ercol showrooms welcome mat
- Local businesses advertising A board
Vet said removing his kiwis probably won't have an effect. I've got some of 'don't pee here' spray from Christmas when I was scared he'd water the tree but I can't spray everything. I'll take ideas but this was more of a rant.
- Mans jacket draped over fence around basketball court
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Anyone else find that having a dog really impacts on their time on the bike? I used to cycle everywhere in town but now I find that time is mostly used walking him. Barely been on my bike for months. Obviously winter has an impact though.