Same with my puppy now, we take her out for a walk she comes in a pees, she goes out she come in she poos, I'm like arghhhhhhhh are you taking the..... yes yes she is!
My chihuahuas are beyond. They pee on my pillows when I sleep. They actually have a DOG DOOR but refuse to use it unless I walk them outside. They’re killing my soul yet I still love them.
@@judithhogan453 she's figured that out as well. If i take her outside she will fake pee. Then hold some pee in reserves to pee on my floor. I crate her, she busts out of the crate.
My dog was an outside dog for 2 years. Now he has full access to half an acre of land and still manages to escape and run wild around the neighborhood. I'm now finding pee spots in the house. Loves peeing on trash bags and my shopping bags. Just found my couch pillow with pee. Very frustrating 😕
We had a dog that we never neutered. He would pee on drapes, corners of bedspreads, baseboards, everywhere. He was adorable but we were constantly cleaning. He was actually marking territory. My new dog will be neutered soon.
Taught mine to text too. Except when he texts me it says things like... "Hey just a heads up. I pissed on the Chihuahua's bed in the living room." "I pissed in 3 places in the house today. My mistake." I never get a, hey i need to go outside text. 😑
Okay, my family has an almost 7 year old fixed male rescue dog. He has separation anxiety. We've had him for 6 years. We have two other dogs which we've had around the same time, both female and fixed. He's always gotten along with both of them. A few months ago, he started peeing in the house in random places. He particularly liked to pee on electrical stuff, which is obviously dangerous. I acted quickly to re-train him and get to the source of the problem. I figured that he was doing this because of stress and anxiety due to a recent event, which was my older brother moving out, and our family moved to a new house shortly after that. We took him to his vet, and she ruled out any physical health problems, and agreed that it was likely his anxiety. We changed his medication around for a bit and we found a med and a dosage that works for him. He stopped peeing in the house completely for about 6 months. He's been much calmer and much happier as well. During this time, we continued enforcing good behavior, aka, peeing outside, listening to commands, etc... However, he has started peeing in the house again, this time it's mostly been on the furniture. We've had a lot going on, but nothing new. We haven't changed his meds and he gets them on time every day. I'm very concerned, because my father says if we can't figure out why he's doing this and stop it, he's going to bring him to the pound. Keeping him in a kennel is not an option as he is very high energy. Keeping him outside is not an option because our yard is small and I live in a very hot climate. I'm in a tough spot financially because I'm disabled and can't work, so I really can't afford to bring him to a trainer or anything like that. What would you suggest I do beyond what I've already done? How do I help him quickly? I'm afraid to give him up because he's getting older now, and his anxiety would only get that much worse if we abandoned him. He was abandoned by his last owner, so I don't like thinking about how he'd feel if that happened again. I'm afraid he wouldn't be adopted by someone who can really help him. I don't want him to live in a shelter for the rest of his life, and I don't want him to be put down after not being adopted for a period of time. My dad says he doesn't care whether he goes to no-kill shelter or not. I couldn't live with that possibility. At the same time, he's ruining property that doesn't belong to me, and I can't afford to replace the furniture he's destroying... I feel really lost. Any suggestions?
I would recommend looking into food puzzles and I would also make sure that you're walking him at least 2 miles a day. I know you don't want him living in a crate because it was high energy but if he goes back to a pound he's either going to live in a cage for the rest of his life or he's going to be potentially euthanized. So as of right now the best option is to try and work with him and keep him in the great room he's not going not being supervised
@@DrLera Unfortunately due to my disability I can't walk him myself. My other family members take him for walks but it's not consistent. I'm not sure I understand the last part of your comment, sorry. I'll look into the rest.
It may be a sign of sickness. I remember my dog started peeing indoors, after she developed Dog Cancer. Unfortunately, none of us realized that was the problem until it was too late.
That's a tough spot to be. I'm in the same situation and I'm not sure what to do either. If my dog keep on peeing I will get evicted from this house. Any suggestions on how to stop them peeing in the house
@@Quartz_111 learn how to discipline your dog. If your dog not fully potty trained put it in the cage especially it's a puppy. A puppy should not run free in the house unsupervised because a accident is waiting to happen. If you don't clean the floor/carpet properly it going continue to have accidents. Don't take your dog outside short period of time leave it outside until it let everything out.
I got my Chihuahua mix dog when he was 9 weeks old & spent that first 3 months potty training him. He did great but still peed in the house on the kitchen garbage can, the baseboard in the hallway, and the foot of the bed in the guest room. Fast forward 6yrs... nothing I've tried has made him stop this behavior. I love him dearly, I wish he would stop!
I ordered some sticky tac. Just stick the pee pad on the wall with these and place a pad on the floor too. Spray some of that doggy pee inducing scent on the pad, Take him to that area. He will lift his leg and will pee on the pad stuck to the wall with the sticky tac. You can replace the pad on the wall. Or, you can buy magnets online for peeing dogs. They’ll give you directions on how to use.
This doesn’t give me hope 😅😅😅 I have two chihuahua brothers 2 years old and when one goes the other one follows in the same spot I wake up and they just go to town but I love them so much … but it’s so exhausting
Omg I just lost all hope for my 4 Maltese. They were doing so good peeing outside and just about 2 weeks ago they keep marking areas. They are neutered. Anyone would like a Maltese for free? I give up
My dog who is now 8 mths old just pees under the dining table when I am not looking. Stupidly I put a pad there so atleast it would do it on the pad. I believe now that this is now turned into a behaviour. She tends to wee about every hour. Thanks for this video, it's just persistence and consistency on snapping her out of it.
That’s not always true (did you mean “doesn’t”?). I neutered my 4-5 yo rescue because the vet said it would help the marking and that was a horrid lie. My dog because more subdued (and he wasn’t even difficult to begin with) and still pees in the house despite my attempts. I would NEVER recommend neutering a dog just to get the marking to stop. It’s an inappropriate blanket recommendation.
They can but also they spite piss if they know it makes you angry so they will do it for attention. I had cocker spaniel who only do it if I ignored him or was hanging out with a girl. The water management is a good point though. I’m going to control this pitbull’s water intake and walk him 30 mins after food and water hopefully this will get him on a good pee schedule.
I agree with peeing for attention! Even negative attention is better then none to them. Hard to not get angry when you constantly come across a puddle!
My male dog keeps peeing on my laundry basket, or my totes, he goes out at least 7 times. IRS driving me crazy because I'm constantly cleansing his pee
My dog was house trained for years and then my brother in law got a German shepherd and refused to get him fixed, he comes over once a week for Bible study and since then my dog pees on everything but only while we aren’t awake or in the room…we have tried everything including spending a fortune to have him test for different things. I’m pretty much done with him at this point, we let him outside to pee a lot and he never had trouble previously. He urinates on any plastic (water container, 12 pack of soda etc) and on chairs. I think we are leaning towards trying to rehome him somewhere where he can stay outside
Even when the German Shepard isn’t over for months he still does it. He was a perfect dog prior to this and my kids love him dearly but even my wife who really didn’t want to get rid of him is now talking about it. I just wish he would go back to his original disposition
Ok, I am at my Witt's end, I have a female dog, approx 4 yrs old, was left on my doorstep by a family member of deceased neighbor. This dog is killing me. I walk her four times a day, I even put puppy pads down n she will pee everywhere but the pad. I live in small apartment and I am at a point where either it stops or I'm going to have to consider other options. Please help!!!
So, we have a dog who for his first couple years he was good about going outside at my house. I have a doggy door that my dogs have access to all day. He goes outside regularly but still pees everywhere in my house. The edges of my bed, all over the kitchen, the edges of the coffee table and couch.. I'm beyond frustrated as to why this behavior now. Help!
My dogs previous owner lived in an apartment and went to school full time so she got used to going potty on pee pads and on his carpet. When i first got her i took her on a walk for 2 hours no pee or poop. i asked him does she always do this? & then that’s when he told me that she got used to going in the apartment. i didn’t know what to do she kept having accidents even when taken outside and going on long walks.
Mine is the same. I have a female and male schnauzer and he pees all day long. Kept peeing my walls and furniture up, so started keeping him in the kennel in the house and let him out to go and eat and now he just pees the kennel up. I had to get him a closed in kennel, because he would pees through the bars of the other one on the walls and floors. He will pee himself up in that kennel and sit in it. I put pads in there and tried a doggie diaper and he pulls it off and tear the pads up. I am so tired. I hate to get rid of him, but this is starting to wear on me. My female is younger and she will not go unless you are not home to let her out and she really has to go.
My dog has been peeing in the kitchen (where hes not allowed to be) when we arent lookibg. (He also used to go in the bathrooms but we started closing the door so that isnt really a problem now. But he's been doing this kitchen peeing on and off for a few years now. He's still intact and I'm afraid it's already a habit. It's it possible to get him to stop or should i just buy him the diapers and be done with it?
My male spaniel mix doesn't want to go outside to relieve himself and he has been only going outside to relieve himself once a day and I don't know why,he was going out to relieve himself way more and this just started happening 2 days ago, how can I get him to go out to relieve himself?
my dog is female andknows shes not to do it indoors and does it only when your back is turned for a mo no matter how much or less water she has also no matter how many times i walk her. theinking of building kennel outside as ive had to chuch all carpets and rugs out and varnish floors everywhere.ive been so patient but even i have had enough of the sly way she goes about it. any advice welcome.
How do I get my 3 dogs to stop peeing? I have 2 girls and 1 boy (all not fixed). One girl in completely good, but the other girl wi just do it whenever. She purposely pees after we let her outside, and our Male dog only pees after she does to scent mark. Is there any ways I can get her to stop peeing after we have her out? We take her our every 2 hours and leave her out there for 10 mins
When training a big problem, it akways helps that I do not feed my dog food all day except when we go for walks and every time he peed he got a few pieces of kibble. Every time I call and comes, some kibble.. Every time he sits, stays or does anything good, I give him some kibble. By the time we we're done he eats a half cup of food but its in reward format. In training, I feed less, reward with food more. He started peeing in one spot in the kitchen (3x in a row) and I read that the problem was he could still smell it. So I crated him in the house or kept him on a leash with me the entire day for 2 days and cleaned the tile 5 times. So far, so good. He still gets kibble when he pees in a certain spot. 👍
My 6 year old male had parvo as a baby and wasn't ready to be neutered or potty trained until about 9 mos old. He is the youngest of 3 Frenchie brothers ( the oldest passed in 2020) but he was smaller and got so much more attention than the others being so sick. We didn't crate him because he was so sick and I was bathing him and washing blankets multiple times a day. I personally kept him alive for 10 days before the ICU took over them antibiotics/antivirals for months. Now he is the baby of two - the older one is perfectly potty trained and sleeps in a crate (he turns 10 in November). He also has had spinal surgery for congenital vertebrae issues and loss of bowel control. He recovered well but now he has begun to slide backwards and cannot always make it outside to the yard to potty 😢. His walking has deteriorated again and of course I'm sure he will live forever but unfortunately Link's behavior has been very difficult - his marking is getting worse and he seems very bored so he is acting out. Also he is now picking up his brother's "bad habits". Would an alpha female puppy be any benefit to getting him to learn to stop marking from potty training her and also give him a buddy to boss him around?? I know it sounds like a crazy idea but we have literally tried EVERYTHING 😬🤨🤔
My dad has passed away recently and we've took his 5yr old French bulldog in. He's a lovely little dog, great with the kids, a great character etc. But he's peeing in our house. Not cocking his leg to pee but peeing on the floor in the passage. We take him out multiple times per day for walks and let him out multiple times in-between walks, we've only had him a few days but I'm thinking at 5 yrs old surely he shouldn't be peeing indoors, I mean it's not like it's scent marking up a wall etc, it's big puddles on the lino floor. Is this because he's new here the little fella has had alot of change recently with my dad passing on and coming to our house. I've just not had it with previous dogs before. Maybe a check up at the vets is needed to rule out medical problems. 🤔
I have a question... I have a 5 year old bulldog that every time I buy him a new dog bed he pees on it he peace on it and won't stop... he doesn't pee inside the house he doesn't pee in his kannel he only pees when it's a brand new bed and I don't know how to stop that what can I do? i lost count of how many beds i bought for him
I’m fostering a 7 month old dog that was in a bad situation for a few months. Starved and locked in a cage. She drinks crazy amounts of water and pees like 15 times a day. Maybe more! I let her outside and take her for walks at least every hour and she still pees inside literally 15min later. Large puddles. I saw her hold it for 6h before in the kennel and she just saw a vet so I don’t think it’s a medical issue. I’m honestly at my wits end. She is also peeing in the kennel now. No matter what I do she just wont stop. I’m devoting tons of time to fixing this but nothing is working.
My dog is about to make my head spin literally getting my house re decorated for Christmas she keep peeing on my new stuff I put her on the balcony I can not have her doing that
Then give it spanking then put it in the cage or outside. That's what we use do, we took them to the mess right after they did it and spanked it on the butt with a belt or rolled up newspaper or a slipper then put it in timeout. After a few spanking sessions they didn't do it anymore and now wait by the door when they have to potty.
My puppy was let out back and peed, she was taken for a walk and pooped, 8 minutes of being inside and she pees on my kitchen fatigue mat. She always pees on the fatigue mat. It’s driving me crazy. It’s rebellion, I’m sure it is, but to what I don’t know. Everyone’s crazy for this dog including myself, she gets all the love and attention and praise. She’s not six months old yet. I know she’s a puppy. She is capable of holding it in for a good while. She’ll never pee in the truck, she’ll never pee in her crate. It’s only when she’s given free reign to wander indoors for a minute, and the second she’s unsupervised is when it happens. She’s not nervous, or even unhappy, but also not over excited either. She just does it for some reason
My new dog will go outside and make a huge tinkle, and then come in and pee on the carpet. It’s only a little amount. Is he marking territory because of my cats? How do I stop this behavior? We go out every 2 hours. He just made little pee spots 3 times in the last hour on the same large area carpet, but in different spots
Unfortunately this could be a behavior issue and figuring out whether it is behavior vs physical is more then we can do through comments. You will need to have a consult with someone to get you heading in the right direction
My vet told me to literally tether him to my wrist all day, to catch any pre- peeing, marking, pooping, signals. It’s a great idea. I do it when I can- he’s young only 2, and honestly, he loves being w me so it’s not so bad.
My dog goes out side 4-6 times a day for half hour at a time. when I go to work I have some 1 come in to check on him and let him out. When I come back he has soaked the entire kitchen. He has had the snip and is 6 now. Can't take it anymore he has ruined my expensive kitchen x2. He only does it when I'm out and his brother who I also have does not have this problem, both raised by me, got them the same time.
Hi Heron lakes animal hospital I have a question I have a new dog a Maltese/poodle male 1 years old and we used have an older dog a Maltese him male a13 year old and my older dog Louis who never peed on anything but on a blue pad or outside he was a wonderful dog but my new dog Enzo he would pee on purpose on everything on my bed’s skirt and on the floor he is sneaky sometimes and does it without you knowing he did it how can we stop him peeing in the house on things he should not Louis the one I am holding in the pic he was a smart dog he knew where to go but the puppy 1 year old does it a lot and when you tell him not to he does it again when he alone in a room when the door is open or does he get the smell of the adult Maltese who recently died this Thursday on the 19 vet said that it was time for Louis to rest
Now I need even more help I understand what you're saying all right but he's obsessed with water and it's not like I don't give him the normal amount he wants six bowls I tested it out it's crazy six full bows that's not normal at all I don't know what to do
What about a female 18 month old dog who has continually urinated in the house every night. We do not give her water after her 5pm walk. Only a little bit of water is given to her at that time after her walk. She is in heat when she does this and afterward as well.
I have a dobie, she is a female and is soon to be 3 yo. She was spayed at 1.5 yo, but 4 months ago she started to pee inside, she is sleeping at she pees (only a small amount to be called an accident), then she started to do it everywhere! at any time, she can be laying around and then BAM! a small mark of pee. Then 2 weeks ago she started peeing inside, like full peeing, but our house has 3 leves and every level has a place for her to pee, in the first one we have the patio, in the second one we have a small corridor and in the third level she can pee everywhere since its the terrace. Is that a bad thing? maybe she need only one space for pee so she can know where she can only pee. I already took her to the vet and they are doing tests
My dog can hold it for 12 hours if he has to be crated for that long for some reason. No problem. Take him out, take a good walk, praise every time he lifts a leg. Comes back in & goes & pees in three places within five minutes. Belly bands just soak it up & he keeps on going in them. I understand the frustration that puts people over the edge on this.
Trying controlling the water. Give some very hr. Then see if at least you can get an idea of how long it takes after your dog drinks water to pee. Also if you concerned about how much water your dog is drinking or much he is peeing then you may need to have blood work and a urinalysis performed
Papillons, two of them. Now about 13yrs old. I've had them their whole lives. Neutered, no health issues. #1 dog, used the doggie door 100% of the time at first. #2 came from owner who used large crate while at work, he peed in crate and also when he was out of crate. He's been peeing in my house since day one. #2 followed suit and has been peeing ever since. Over the years I've tried everything I know and could find out online and speaking with trainers. They have their own bedroom room with doggie door. I sure wish someone would discover why they do this and be able to fix it. Both were neutered before they could even know what marking was so I feel pretty good that it's not a marking issue. We can rule out any health problems, I was a vet tech so they have had exemplary care thier whole lives including regular blood work, fecals, exams, dentals etc. My conclusion after all these years is that maybe it's a breed thing and when it comes to peeing, their just assholes. Lol. Other than the peeing thing they are the coolest, funniest, most loving dogs and I can't imagine my life without them.
Hi what if my dog is 3 year old and pee’s in his crate?he doesn’t mark in the house only in the crate overnight but doesn’t if he is sleeping near me.I am fed up with him doing it everyday when he is left alone or overnight,when he goes out often.
We leave the door open so my dog can pee and poo whenever she needs to and she always does it outside. the problem is, whenever the door is closed she won’t hold it in and just pees inside, she’s 5 months old
My Dog was pad trained because I live in Apartment and I do take h out two times per day but she is currently in heat and has started peeing and pooping every where but the pad. I’m lost
My dog has never been house broken we have tried everything. Now he’s 5 and won’t go to the bathroom in front of us but if we leave him alone he will! And he goes in numerous spots. When I go back in the room he’s in he hides or ain’t come out his crate. He knows he’s doing bad but won’t stop. What do I do!?!?!
My 10 year old dog has started peeing in the house. But only our house! We were away at another house for 2 months and he had no accidents. Always told me when he needed to go outside. We're back home and he is right back to peeing in the same spots. No biological issues. I'm not sure what else to do.
Our dog (7yo) just started peeing on the same spot on the rug in the house, but only in the middle of the night. Bladder stones and UTI were ruled out. Slightly elevated protein in the urine though. Would you start by making sure the water bowl is empty at night?
I just got a new dog yesterday he’s 2 years old. He’s peed on my couch, he’s peed on my husband when he got in the floor to play with him. I have a baby on the way so I have lots of boxes he’s peed on those. He peed on my mattress. We started making him go out ever 30 minutes and I took the water at 6pm idk what else to do he’s been to the vet i know he’s good on that too. 😩
I'm having a huge problem with this my puppy is a 3mth husky and he's peeing every 5 min no joke I timed him I cleaned up his accident an no longer than 5 min he starts going again and this is constantly through out the day. Also when I take him out he won't pee he waits for when we're indoors. Also he doesn't have a favorite spot he goes everywhere were ever I'm already getting in trouble because the smell. I won't give up on him I've only had him for about a week now please help.
My dog hasn't peed in the house since he was a puppy for two years now, but suddenly he just keeps peeing in the house. Specifically on the bed legs in our rooms. We always take him outside and if we leave a door unattended he just goes in and we wouldn't know until we step on it or that it seeped into the bed skirt/floorboards.
There is no solution. If you adopt an adult dog that has never been potty trained, there is ALWAYS a chance that the dog will pee inside the house. The dog simply cannot hold his/her pee as any dog that has been potty trained. Sometimes the dog simply can't hold the pee; sometimes the dog gets scared if you yelled; sometimes the dog gets anxious when you pet him/her; ..
So why when I take this adopted 3 year old rat terrier and we’re taking her out every 2 hrs till bedtime. We just came in and while I was peeing she took a shit within 2 minutes from taking off her leash it’s doesn’t matter how many times or how long she is outside. It’s like she holds it and the moment she returns she takes a dump inside, how do I fix her?
My Maltipoo has an assigned area indoors for pooping and peeing, he'll poop there but would pee at the base of the living room chairs preferably. He hardly pee where he is supposed to poop and pee. He hides under the bed when he hear me calling him after he pee where he's not supposed to.
I have 2 rescue dogs the one is good the other is male and neutered. However, we do take him out but anything new or left on the floor e.g.laundry basket, or handbag next thing you know he has pee on it. I am really getting frustrated he does not ask to go out either
He is taken out 4 times a day and it's really getting stressful seeing pee in the today he peed 4 times and also shat ,he is castrated to but is showing no sings of getting calmer.pls help
I have the same dog as in your photo here.. had him fixed. He is still loads of fun, plays ALL the time, energetic, but the “marking” has GREATLY reduced. The indoor peeing has not- I am working w vet on this
What if the dog in question has a fecken open door, 24 hrs and he still does not bother going out and pees when I am not looking into corners of the house?
PLEASE HELP!! I have a Chihuahua that’s 12 years old and he is peeing everywhere in the house!!! I don’t know what to do. He refuses to wear a diaper 😭😭
This. Cats are as clean as you are. My cats are so clean… meanwhile my dog throws garbage everywhere and pees on the floor if I leave the house without him.
My dog never urinated in side the house then we moved to another property and since then he is constantly urinating inside even though we have a door open for him 24/7 as soon as my daughter's room door is open he will go and urinate in her room it is getting really frustrating as we never had this problem with him in 3 years at the old property. We went away for the weekend last week and he had access to the house did not urinate inside at all as soon as we got home he urinated inside... 😵😵😵What can we do?
This rescue I have now, can't make it through the night, so he's crated. He won't bark or whine and is afraid of bells- that hang on the door, that the other dog uses. Husband is fit to be tied, as dog is peeing on hand made wool carpet. I really need a solution. We even take the water up at night after dinner. Woke up to a urine puddle 0615, then home from Church- urine puddle. He's 3 yo neutered. Aargh
My English Bulldog has just started to pee on everything, he seems he's just older at 9 and doesn't care where he sits and pees?...I'm going to put up his water dish and try that...so tired of doing bedding?
we have 3 dogs , 1 female and 2 males , none are intact , 1 of the male dogs who we have had the longest , is the worst about marking , or other male marks but usually outside but sometimes inside , our female dog also marks but its nearly 95% of the time out side and she just gets lazy or waits to long to go outside and pees a bit on the carpet (never seen her mark inside). We have a doggy door with 24/7 access to our large yard ...it's really tough cause we try really hard to prevent them from marking inside but it seems like its a bit of a power struggle between them all
Mine has access to a garden, but once we leave the home, it pees on the couch anyways, despite open doors. Any suggestions that don't involve a beating?
So I have inherited my dads rescue dog who pees in his house and now thinks it’s ok in mine. I was going to desex him but it’s a behavioural thing too so now I have a bigger problem.
Thanks for this video because my neice about to put her lovable dog out for peeing or her table and rug and she only take him out -1x per day lol I hope she see this comment hey tee
I took my puppy from a dog foster home about a year ago. I love him to bits; he has a great personality, and I feel that he loves our family so much. BUT he poops and pees in the house A LOT... So, leaving home is always a challenge for us. My husband and I were thinking about taking him to 'doggy school', but then again, it’s extremely expensive, and the nearest 'doggy school' is far away from us. Maybe you have some advice? THANK YOU!!!!
We had problems with our dog also. He used to poop and dig holes, chews the table etc. when we were not at home. Both my husband and I work a lot and had no time to take our Bud to dog training classes. We asked one friend who works in foster care (he is always surrounded by dogs) what we should do. He recommended one online dog behavior trainer. I love this trainer bit.ly/2Hqgb5Z It helped us a lot, and I strongly recommend it for you.
I had a dog like this, made me very angry. He was so sweet but he was never properly trained outside and I got him when he was over a year old. So the way I trained him and all my dogs is.. #1. Start by not feeding the dog during the day. No food or water on the floor. I offer water many times a day. When I take the dog out for a walk and he pees or poops, I give them a couple of bites of kibble. Whenever I train, I don't free feed. If I'm trading him to "get down" and he listens, I give him a few bites of kibble. When I call the dog and he comes, kibble. I would suggest rewarding peeing, pooping outside, every time. No misses. I actually had to walk my dog in my own backyard for a month to teach him to go potty in a certain place and then I was able to watch and reward. So I take him out 5x a day and I say "go potty" and he does, most of the time. I keep saying it. It's a little harder with number 2. But after he eats, I leash him, won't let him free ever after eating. I put the leash around the leg of my chair. Never let him out of your sight unless he's crated. After we eat now, I wait 30 mins and walk him in my yard. "Go pup pup" Go! Now! He's usually slow to go. If he doesn't he's back on the leash. And we try in 15 mins. In the morning he's good. I still train him by walking him in my own yard to go to one spot. Pain in the butt but I do a few exercises- (squats, lunges or stretch) while he sniffs and then decides to go- finally. He been doing fine until just recently he peed 3 times in my kitchen. So I went back to putting him on a leash in the house and restricting his movement using a 5 pound dumbbell to hold the leash. I walk the dog to one particular place in the backyard. I watch if the dog pees. Immediately reward! The trick is not to free feed the dog so the dog is actually hungry and more willing to pay attention. A hungry dog is an attentive dog. An overfed dog is lazy, unattentive , uncooperative. I taught my cat to come in by using real meat every single time he came in when called. My husband stands at the door and tries to call him in but he never comes and then he has to call me saying, " Honey, please call the cat" and the cat comes. Stop free feeding and watering. Offer him water throughout the day, so you get an idea of how much he's drinking and when. It takes a few days. Also... Why my my dog was peeing in the kitchen in the exact same place was because, (I read) that the floor probably still had a little scent left, probably in the grout. I soaked the area with vinegar. Then washed it 5x. No more peeing. You need to start with everything being 100% clean, no scent at all. Its hard. Idk how you can do that for the whole house. Fabreeze? Id rent a Carpet cleaner and use white vinegar. Acetic acid. Then rinse many times. I would say...everything he's ever peed on must be cleaned or disposed of. It sucks. It makes me angry. I feel your pain. Just remember it's not personal. They smell the old smell and they think it's OK. Good luck. 💜dd
What if you take dog out regularly, and often but won’t pee outside but will pee inside later when you’re not watching? Would they do this for attention?
i have a female german shepherd, she pees and poops in the house and on my bed multiple times even when we control when she eats and drinks. also, we keep her outside and let her sit out there and when she comes back in she pees in the house. i don't believe anything medical is wrong with her, but how could i make her start peeing outside instead of in the house without beating and yelling?
first thing you need to do is make sure that she does not have any sort of medical condition that's causing this.once you've ruled that out then you will look at positively reinforcing her either with treats play or praise
Got some stray boy dogs, fixed at 1.5 years old and we’re scared when we bring them home they are gonna try to mark so we’re gonna get belly bands. Anyone have any advice or tips to train boy dogs??
I had a dog like this, made me crazy. I'd walk him, nothing. He'd come in and pee. Aaargh! He was so sweet but he was never properly trained outside and I got him when he was almost 2 years old. So the way I finally trained him and all my dogs is.. #1. Of course,, crate him every single night. To help with bladder control. He learned to hold for over 10- hours. #2. Just as important. ✋ free feeding the dog during training days. No food on the floor. No water either. Seriously. 3. I offer water every hour to see how much he's drinking and when, so I can be attentive to his pee schedule. 4. I take the dog out for a walk every hour to the exact same spot and say, "go potty." When they go, I praise lavishly and reward with a couple of bites of kibble. I do this for all training days. Works much faster. When I train the dog to "get down" and he listens, I give him a few bites of kibble. When I call the dog and he comes, reward, praise and always kibble. I actually had to walk my dog in my own backyard to teach him to go potty in a certain place and then I was able to watch and reward. 5. Have ONE pee/ poop spot and repeat many times,"go potty" go! Now when I let him out and he runs to the "spot," even if i can't watch, I know he goes and I praise and reward with kibble. 6. Training #2 was different. Once he was pee trained it was easier. After he ate, I leashed him, everytime, won't let him free after eating a bowl of food. I wait 30 mins and walk him in my yard to the potty place. "go potty" Go! Now! He's usually slow to go. If he doesn't he's back on the leash and we try in 15-20 mins. Back to the ONE spot every 15-20 mins. Reward and praise. I still train him by periodically walking him in my own yard to the potty spot and reward and praise. Just in case. Pain in the butt but I do a few exercises- (squats, lunges or stretch) while he sniffs. He been doing fine until just recently he peed 3 times in my kitchen. So I went back to putting him on a leash in the house and restricting his food, water and movement using a 10 pound dumbbell to hold the leash in each room near me. Again I offer water every hour. We did the walk to the spot 5x and he went. Immediately rewarded! Don't forget it's just his kibble. ⭐The trick is no free feeding so the dog is actually a bit hungry and more willing to pay attention. A hungry dog is an attentive dog. An overfed dog is lazy unattentive and uncooperative. It's teaching them cooperation, they won't starve, they will learn. I taught my cat to come in by using real meat every single time he came in when called. My husband stands at the door and tries to call him in but he never comes and then he has to call me saying, "Honey, please call the cat" and the cat comes only to my voice, still. Treat or not. Stop free feeding and offer him water throughout the day, so you get an idea how much he's drinking and when. It takes a few days maybe a week. Also... Why my the dog was peeing in the kitchen in the exact same place was because, (I read) that the floor probably still had a little scent left after my friends dog peed. Probably in the grout. I soaked the area with vinegar. Then washed it 5x. No more peeing. Everything must be 100% clean, no scent at all. It's hard. You can't smell it, but they can. Rent a Carpet cleaner and clean everything with white vinegar. Acetic acid. Then rinse many times. I would say...everything he's ever peed on must be cleaned or disposed of. It sucks. It makes me angry. I feel your pain. Just remember it's not personal. They smell the old smell and they think it's OK. Good luck to you. 💜dd
@@dianedonohue9855 great advice! Girlfriend and I just recently adopted a rescue from her mother due to her unable to adequately take care of the dog and issues with going to the bathroom inside and keeping her up all night. I am going to follow your advice to see if that works. Thank you!
My dog has his own doggie door. Goes outside as often as he likes, but still pees inside just feet away from the doggie door. It’s a behavior problem I don’t know how to fix. He is a nuetered chihuahua mix.
I have two golden labs one is 5 the other is 1 and half Never had a problem with the oldest But recently The youngest keeps peeing in my mum's room upstairs Every time he has a chance that the door is open They have access to the garden even if the back door is open to get outside I really don't understand it Nowhere else in the house and the other dog doesn't And he knows that he has done wrong Most of the time we realize because he is laying in his bed with his head down Avoiding eye contact We don't shout our hit them so it's strange he acts this way very confusing We have a rabbit that is loose in the garden We'd let him out every morning and he comes back in every night It's a very large garden where the dogs can run around with a lot to do
My dog is potty trained when he is young when he gets to adulthood he started peeing every where unlike when he is still little but he still poops in his potty area the only thing makes me upset is he does not pee in his potty tray and pee every where idk why... when i saw him pee in that area i do shout no and pee on his potty tray but when i don't see him he pees every where now i lock him im the cage. I just take him out when to pee or poopping..
My Pomeranian is holding her pee in whenever we are outside and when we go inside she pees, I don’t know how to fix her I only got her three weeks ago and I’m walking her out about 5 times a day. Today we went for two hours. since she got here she haven’t used the bathroom outside and it pisses me off already, I even got her a playpen so I don’t have to search for brown spots on my carpet
My dog is around 1.5 year now, getting aggressive and peeing on clothes and doing all sorts of behaviour. We were thinking of getting him sterilised cause we don’t know what exactly he’s going through and why he is being so destructive towards things and biting everyone cause he’s not at all bothered by anyone at home or outside while taken to walks. Please anyone who acknowledges this and knows what best to do please let me know. Also Please let me know is it safe for my 1.5 year old dog getting sterilised.
I literally leave access to my backyard 24/7 to my puppy and he refused to pee outside or on the multiple pee pads I have laid around the house. Picked him up opened the door put him down he walked outside instantly turned around walked in and peed inside the doorway leading out the backyard. Even on our walks he doesn't pee and comes back to pee in the living room or somewhere inside idk what to do
@honestly wtf spank him or put him in the cage until he learns. That what I do with my dog. When he pissed in the house we took him to the spot put his face to it then spanked him then put him in time out. After few spankings he didn't do again. Now he waits by the door to outside potty.
This is probably the most useful ,practical and succinct video on this topic anywhere on you tube.
Thank you so much!
That’s awesome!!
no. it's not... take dogs outside more often and drink less water... no genius here
This pee problem is specifically with small breeds
@@portugalgamermanel3404 thank you. i agree.
my adorable idiotic dog will beg to go outside every 5 minutes, and right when we bring her back inside she pees-
This drove me crazy!
Exactly
Exactly like WTF do I do I try every thing and my dog still does it even on. My bed
@@aj-uf8hv crate train the dog.
Same with my puppy now, we take her out for a walk she comes in a pees, she goes out she come in she poos, I'm like arghhhhhhhh are you taking the..... yes yes she is!
My chihuahuas are beyond. They pee on my pillows when I sleep. They actually have a DOG DOOR but refuse to use it unless I walk them outside.
They’re killing my soul yet I still love them.
Same! They’re driving me crazy 😜
Chihuahuas are the spawn of satan. Have once, never again
Swansoup They So are 😩
Same! The smell is worst thing being I can't always identify hes they've been
Finally found one person who has it worse than me with dogs
My dog gose outside 5-6 times a day for 15 minutes and he still finds time to pee
Right?!?!?!
Mine too ! The back door is always open for them to go out
Omg yes . I come home from
Work and bam pee all over the floor smh
Girllll same. every morning I wake up to the same 4/5 puddles of pee in my house. 😖
Lol
My dog will spite pee in the house. Even though i took her outside. If I leave her to go to the store. She will find a reason to per.
Same it’s driving me absolutely fucking insane
That's what d0gs do. Haha
I take my dog to the lawn to pee before letting him back inside. Works sometimes, very frustrating.
@@judithhogan453 she's figured that out as well. If i take her outside she will fake pee. Then hold some pee in reserves to pee on my floor.
I crate her, she busts out of the crate.
This is my problem too. My dog does it as soon as he hears my car start regardless of if I’ve walked him. Like he saves some
lol
My dog was an outside dog for 2 years. Now he has full access to half an acre of land and still manages to escape and run wild around the neighborhood. I'm now finding pee spots in the house. Loves peeing on trash bags and my shopping bags. Just found my couch pillow with pee. Very frustrating 😕
We had a dog that we never neutered. He would pee on drapes, corners of bedspreads, baseboards, everywhere. He was adorable but we were constantly cleaning. He was actually marking territory. My new dog will be neutered soon.
Can we talk about how well behaved Rocky is during the filming of this video? Good Dog!
Agreed, he was so good!
I hope Rocky is doing ok w whatever is wrong w him!
Prob on trazodone lol
Made me laugh how he was just about to say "I drag my dog outside" then stops himself.
this video was helpful because I know now that having my dog neutered will not solve the problem...
I’m starting to think dogs can’t be fully trained not to pee in the house especially boy dogs
Cats are just better
@@alakazoom87 wth-
@@alakazoom87 no they aren’t better or worse they are both equal it’s about a matter of opinion
@@alakazoom87 cats shit in a litter box that stinks up the house
@@alakazoom87 facts
I taught my dog to send a text. Works great!
"Heijshwjwisijw hdhsj"
Alright guys gimme a second I gotta take my dog out
🤣😂
I taught mine to drive.
😂😂
Taught mine to text too. Except when he texts me it says things like...
"Hey just a heads up. I pissed on the Chihuahua's bed in the living room."
"I pissed in 3 places in the house today. My mistake."
I never get a, hey i need to go outside text. 😑
Okay, my family has an almost 7 year old fixed male rescue dog. He has separation anxiety. We've had him for 6 years. We have two other dogs which we've had around the same time, both female and fixed. He's always gotten along with both of them.
A few months ago, he started peeing in the house in random places. He particularly liked to pee on electrical stuff, which is obviously dangerous. I acted quickly to re-train him and get to the source of the problem. I figured that he was doing this because of stress and anxiety due to a recent event, which was my older brother moving out, and our family moved to a new house shortly after that. We took him to his vet, and she ruled out any physical health problems, and agreed that it was likely his anxiety. We changed his medication around for a bit and we found a med and a dosage that works for him. He stopped peeing in the house completely for about 6 months. He's been much calmer and much happier as well. During this time, we continued enforcing good behavior, aka, peeing outside, listening to commands, etc... However, he has started peeing in the house again, this time it's mostly been on the furniture. We've had a lot going on, but nothing new. We haven't changed his meds and he gets them on time every day. I'm very concerned, because my father says if we can't figure out why he's doing this and stop it, he's going to bring him to the pound. Keeping him in a kennel is not an option as he is very high energy. Keeping him outside is not an option because our yard is small and I live in a very hot climate. I'm in a tough spot financially because I'm disabled and can't work, so I really can't afford to bring him to a trainer or anything like that. What would you suggest I do beyond what I've already done? How do I help him quickly? I'm afraid to give him up because he's getting older now, and his anxiety would only get that much worse if we abandoned him. He was abandoned by his last owner, so I don't like thinking about how he'd feel if that happened again. I'm afraid he wouldn't be adopted by someone who can really help him. I don't want him to live in a shelter for the rest of his life, and I don't want him to be put down after not being adopted for a period of time. My dad says he doesn't care whether he goes to no-kill shelter or not. I couldn't live with that possibility. At the same time, he's ruining property that doesn't belong to me, and I can't afford to replace the furniture he's destroying... I feel really lost. Any suggestions?
I would recommend looking into food puzzles and I would also make sure that you're walking him at least 2 miles a day. I know you don't want him living in a crate because it was high energy but if he goes back to a pound he's either going to live in a cage for the rest of his life or he's going to be potentially euthanized. So as of right now the best option is to try and work with him and keep him in the great room he's not going not being supervised
@@DrLera
Unfortunately due to my disability I can't walk him myself. My other family members take him for walks but it's not consistent. I'm not sure I understand the last part of your comment, sorry. I'll look into the rest.
It may be a sign of sickness. I remember my dog started peeing indoors, after she developed Dog Cancer. Unfortunately, none of us realized that was the problem until it was too late.
You can play fetch inside the house . Poor him . Your dad is nice animal lover . Buy the fake grass for him . Give him anxiety treat …cbd oil
That's a tough spot to be. I'm in the same situation and I'm not sure what to do either. If my dog keep on peeing I will get evicted from this house. Any suggestions on how to stop them peeing in the house
Even after we let my dog out they still pee inside. On beds, coachs & carpets. They only seem to do it in certain room and certain people's rooms
sameee
Same mu dog doo
Why in the hell you let your dog on your bed. It's not the dog fault it's your fault for being a idiotic owner and not properly training your dog.
@@flucas6595 that's a bit rude, you know it's common to do that right? I was asking for help with my dog, not to be barked at like one
@@Quartz_111 learn how to discipline your dog. If your dog not fully potty trained put it in the cage especially it's a puppy. A puppy should not run free in the house unsupervised because a accident is waiting to happen. If you don't clean the floor/carpet properly it going continue to have accidents. Don't take your dog outside short period of time leave it outside until it let everything out.
I got my Chihuahua mix dog when he was 9 weeks old & spent that first 3 months potty training him. He did great but still peed in the house on the kitchen garbage can, the baseboard in the hallway, and the foot of the bed in the guest room. Fast forward 6yrs... nothing I've tried has made him stop this behavior. I love him dearly, I wish he would stop!
He never will 😅 mine does the same, it's frustrating for sure.
I ordered some sticky tac. Just stick the pee pad on the wall with these and place a pad on the floor too. Spray some of that doggy pee inducing scent on the pad, Take him to that area. He will lift his leg and will pee on the pad stuck to the wall with the sticky tac. You can replace the pad on the wall. Or, you can buy magnets online for peeing dogs. They’ll give you directions on how to use.
This doesn’t give me hope 😅😅😅 I have two chihuahua brothers 2 years old and when one goes the other one follows in the same spot I wake up and they just go to town but I love them so much … but it’s so exhausting
Get an actual dog, not a chihuahua
Omg I just lost all hope for my 4 Maltese. They were doing so good peeing outside and just about 2 weeks ago they keep marking areas. They are neutered. Anyone would like a Maltese for free? I give up
I taught my Chihuahua to ring a bell..i take it with me when going to other homes..he rings it
How did you teach him that
I'm teaching an actual dog sooo....
Teach me your ways
I’ve watched a couple of videos on TH-cam on how to train dogs to ring a bell. In those videos, it takes time.
My dog will ring the bell but he still urinate by the couch also. All you do is repetition. Ring the bell and door will open
My dog who is now 8 mths old just pees under the dining table when I am not looking. Stupidly I put a pad there so atleast it would do it on the pad. I believe now that this is now turned into a behaviour. She tends to wee about every hour. Thanks for this video, it's just persistence and consistency on snapping her out of it.
You gave the most appropriate explanation 👍👍👍neutering does help even a older dog with peeing inside thank u
Thank you & thanks for watching!
That’s not always true (did you mean “doesn’t”?). I neutered my 4-5 yo rescue because the vet said it would help the marking and that was a horrid lie. My dog because more subdued (and he wasn’t even difficult to begin with) and still pees in the house despite my attempts. I would NEVER recommend neutering a dog just to get the marking to stop. It’s an inappropriate blanket recommendation.
They can but also they spite piss if they know it makes you angry so they will do it for attention. I had cocker spaniel who only do it if I ignored him or was hanging out with a girl. The water management is a good point though. I’m going to control this pitbull’s water intake and walk him 30 mins after food and water hopefully this will get him on a good pee schedule.
Play with them more
Take them for more walks
I agree with peeing for attention! Even negative attention is better then none to them. Hard to not get angry when you constantly come across a puddle!
My male dog keeps peeing on my laundry basket, or my totes, he goes out at least 7 times. IRS driving me crazy because I'm constantly cleansing his pee
My dog was house trained for years and then my brother in law got a German shepherd and refused to get him fixed, he comes over once a week for Bible study and since then my dog pees on everything but only while we aren’t awake or in the room…we have tried everything including spending a fortune to have him test for different things. I’m pretty much done with him at this point, we let him outside to pee a lot and he never had trouble previously. He urinates on any plastic (water container, 12 pack of soda etc) and on chairs. I think we are leaning towards trying to rehome him somewhere where he can stay outside
Even when the German Shepard isn’t over for months he still does it. He was a perfect dog prior to this and my kids love him dearly but even my wife who really didn’t want to get rid of him is now talking about it. I just wish he would go back to his original disposition
What shampoo/conditioner do you use?
Ok, I am at my Witt's end, I have a female dog, approx 4 yrs old, was left on my doorstep by a family member of deceased neighbor. This dog is killing me. I walk her four times a day, I even put puppy pads down n she will pee everywhere but the pad. I live in small apartment and I am at a point where either it stops or I'm going to have to consider other options. Please help!!!
What did you end up doing? I’m at my end too 😔
My dog is just a lovable idiot and won’t stop peeing inside so he’s an outside dog now
Lol
Same here lol
Hope you live in a warm climate because other wise that's cruel.
@@2biglabsify tell that to my hunting dogs
@Melba Toast I'm outta options. It's cold and windy and I'm tired of going outside 16 times a day
Just got back from a walk and he pissed on the rug as soon as I walked outside of the room.
Very informative video, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
So, we have a dog who for his first couple years he was good about going outside at my house. I have a doggy door that my dogs have access to all day. He goes outside regularly but still pees everywhere in my house. The edges of my bed, all over the kitchen, the edges of the coffee table and couch.. I'm beyond frustrated as to why this behavior now.
Help!
My dogs previous owner lived in an apartment and went to school full time so she got used to going potty on pee pads and on his carpet. When i first got her i took her on a walk for 2 hours no pee or poop. i asked him does she always do this? & then that’s when he told me that she got used to going in the apartment. i didn’t know what to do she kept having accidents even when taken outside and going on long walks.
Bring the pad outside see if she will pee on the pad outside
My dog will drink hardly any water and pee 20 times a day at any random spot in the house. I'm fucked.
Shoot it if it keeps peeing everywhere that’s the only way
@@davidortiz4042 tf?
My dog is the same!
Mine is the same. I have a female and male schnauzer and he pees all day long. Kept peeing my walls and furniture up, so started keeping him in the kennel in the house and let him out to go and eat and now he just pees the kennel up. I had to get him a closed in kennel, because he would pees through the bars of the other one on the walls and floors. He will pee himself up in that kennel and sit in it. I put pads in there and tried a doggie diaper and he pulls it off and tear the pads up. I am so tired. I hate to get rid of him, but this is starting to wear on me. My female is younger and she will not go unless you are not home to let her out and she really has to go.
My dog has been peeing in the kitchen (where hes not allowed to be) when we arent lookibg. (He also used to go in the bathrooms but we started closing the door so that isnt really a problem now. But he's been doing this kitchen peeing on and off for a few years now. He's still intact and I'm afraid it's already a habit. It's it possible to get him to stop or should i just buy him the diapers and be done with it?
My male spaniel mix doesn't want to go outside to relieve himself and he has been only going outside to relieve himself once a day and I don't know why,he was going out to relieve himself way more and this just started happening 2 days ago, how can I get him to go out to relieve himself?
I just got a 2 year old rescue dog who just got neutered last week. He's marking in the house... do you think it'll lessen in a little while?
my dog is female andknows shes not to do it indoors and does it only when your back is turned for a mo no matter how much or less water she has also no matter how many times i walk her. theinking of building kennel outside as ive had to chuch all carpets and rugs out and varnish floors everywhere.ive been so patient but even i have had enough of the sly way she goes about it. any advice welcome.
How do I get my 3 dogs to stop peeing? I have 2 girls and 1 boy (all not fixed). One girl in completely good, but the other girl wi just do it whenever. She purposely pees after we let her outside, and our Male dog only pees after she does to scent mark. Is there any ways I can get her to stop peeing after we have her out? We take her our every 2 hours and leave her out there for 10 mins
When training a big problem, it akways helps that I do not feed my dog food all day except when we go for walks and every time he peed he got a few pieces of kibble. Every time I call and comes, some kibble.. Every time he sits, stays or does anything good, I give him some kibble. By the time we we're done he eats a half cup of food but its in reward format.
In training,
I feed less, reward with food more.
He started peeing in one spot in the kitchen (3x in a row) and I read that the problem was he could still smell it.
So I crated him in the house or kept him on a leash with me the entire day for 2 days and cleaned the tile 5 times.
So far, so good.
He still gets kibble when he pees in a certain spot.
👍
My 6 year old male had parvo as a baby and wasn't ready to be neutered or potty trained until about 9 mos old. He is the youngest of 3 Frenchie brothers ( the oldest passed in 2020) but he was smaller and got so much more attention than the others being so sick. We didn't crate him because he was so sick and I was bathing him and washing blankets multiple times a day. I personally kept him alive for 10 days before the ICU took over them antibiotics/antivirals for months. Now he is the baby of two - the older one is perfectly potty trained and sleeps in a crate (he turns 10 in November). He also has had spinal surgery for congenital vertebrae issues and loss of bowel control. He recovered well but now he has begun to slide backwards and cannot always make it outside to the yard to potty 😢. His walking has deteriorated again and of course I'm sure he will live forever but unfortunately Link's behavior has been very difficult - his marking is getting worse and he seems very bored so he is acting out. Also he is now picking up his brother's "bad habits". Would an alpha female puppy be any benefit to getting him to learn to stop marking from potty training her and also give him a buddy to boss him around?? I know it sounds like a crazy idea but we have literally tried EVERYTHING 😬🤨🤔
My dad has passed away recently and we've took his 5yr old French bulldog in. He's a lovely little dog, great with the kids, a great character etc. But he's peeing in our house. Not cocking his leg to pee but peeing on the floor in the passage. We take him out multiple times per day for walks and let him out multiple times in-between walks, we've only had him a few days but I'm thinking at 5 yrs old surely he shouldn't be peeing indoors, I mean it's not like it's scent marking up a wall etc, it's big puddles on the lino floor. Is this because he's new here the little fella has had alot of change recently with my dad passing on and coming to our house. I've just not had it with previous dogs before. Maybe a check up at the vets is needed to rule out medical problems. 🤔
I think it’s a common frenchie problem how is he now
I have a question... I have a 5 year old bulldog that every time I buy him a new dog bed he pees on it he peace on it and won't stop... he doesn't pee inside the house he doesn't pee in his kannel he only pees when it's a brand new bed and I don't know how to stop that what can I do?
i lost count of how many beds i bought for him
Maybe he marks this way that this bed is his? Try to rub his new bed with his old bed, toys or anything that smells like this. Maybe it will help
My dog fake pees and then proceed to pee in my car and looks at me while doing it
Bro my dog will walk outside act like hes pissing and pooping and then come in the house and piss and poop everything I'm so tired of this
I’m fostering a 7 month old dog that was in a bad situation for a few months. Starved and locked in a cage. She drinks crazy amounts of water and pees like 15 times a day. Maybe more! I let her outside and take her for walks at least every hour and she still pees inside literally 15min later. Large puddles. I saw her hold it for 6h before in the kennel and she just saw a vet so I don’t think it’s a medical issue. I’m honestly at my wits end. She is also peeing in the kennel now. No matter what I do she just wont stop. I’m devoting tons of time to fixing this but nothing is working.
My dog is about to make my head spin literally getting my house re decorated for Christmas she keep peeing on my new stuff I put her on the balcony I can not have her doing that
You gotta give her up momma you can’t keep a doggy on a balcony :( It’s not suitable. Might be best to give her away
Then give it spanking then put it in the cage or outside. That's what we use do, we took them to the mess right after they did it and spanked it on the butt with a belt or rolled up newspaper or a slipper then put it in timeout. After a few spanking sessions they didn't do it anymore and now wait by the door when they have to potty.
My puppy was let out back and peed, she was taken for a walk and pooped, 8 minutes of being inside and she pees on my kitchen fatigue mat. She always pees on the fatigue mat. It’s driving me crazy.
It’s rebellion, I’m sure it is, but to what I don’t know. Everyone’s crazy for this dog including myself, she gets all the love and attention and praise.
She’s not six months old yet. I know she’s a puppy. She is capable of holding it in for a good while. She’ll never pee in the truck, she’ll never pee in her crate. It’s only when she’s given free reign to wander indoors for a minute, and the second she’s unsupervised is when it happens. She’s not nervous, or even unhappy, but also not over excited either. She just does it for some reason
Because she can….I feel your pain
My new dog will go outside and make a huge tinkle, and then come in and pee on the carpet. It’s only a little amount. Is he marking territory because of my cats? How do I stop this behavior? We go out every 2 hours. He just made little pee spots 3 times in the last hour on the same large area carpet, but in different spots
Unfortunately this could be a behavior issue and figuring out whether it is behavior vs physical is more then we can do through comments. You will need to have a consult with someone to get you heading in the right direction
You have to completely get rid of the smell, to start.
Or he will always return.
Sounds like it has to do w the territory issue w cats . I’m dealing w exact thing it’s awful.
My vet told me to literally tether him to my wrist all day, to catch any pre- peeing, marking, pooping, signals. It’s a great idea. I do it when I can- he’s young only 2, and honestly, he loves being w me so it’s not so bad.
My dog goes out side 4-6 times a day for half hour at a time. when I go to work I have some 1 come in to check on him and let him out. When I come back he has soaked the entire kitchen. He has had the snip and is 6 now. Can't take it anymore he has ruined my expensive kitchen x2. He only does it when I'm out and his brother who I also have does not have this problem, both raised by me, got them the same time.
Keep them on a good schedule and have a cut off time for water. I have 8 dogs and it took some time but now they never poop or pee in the house.
Not even dog related but the doc is cute 😂😂
Hi Heron lakes animal hospital I have a question I have a new dog a Maltese/poodle male 1 years old and we used have an older dog a Maltese him male a13 year old and my older dog Louis who never peed on anything but on a blue pad or outside he was a wonderful dog but my new dog Enzo he would pee on purpose on everything on my bed’s skirt and on the floor he is sneaky sometimes and does it without you knowing he did it how can we stop him peeing in the house on things he should not Louis the one I am holding in the pic he was a smart dog he knew where to go but the puppy 1 year old does it a lot and when you tell him not to he does it again when he alone in a room when the door is open or does he get the smell of the adult Maltese who recently died this Thursday on the 19 vet said that it was time for Louis to rest
Your video was awesome!
Thank you so much!
Now I need even more help I understand what you're saying all right but he's obsessed with water and it's not like I don't give him the normal amount he wants six bowls I tested it out it's crazy six full bows that's not normal at all I don't know what to do
What if he's a smartass stuborn husky-pitbull dog??
How can you tell if your dog has a urinary tract infection?
What about a female 18 month old dog who has continually urinated in the house every night. We do not give her water after her 5pm walk. Only a little bit of water is given to her at that time after her walk. She is in heat when she does this and afterward as well.
I have a dobie, she is a female and is soon to be 3 yo. She was spayed at 1.5 yo, but 4 months ago she started to pee inside, she is sleeping at she pees (only a small amount to be called an accident), then she started to do it everywhere! at any time, she can be laying around and then BAM! a small mark of pee.
Then 2 weeks ago she started peeing inside, like full peeing, but our house has 3 leves and every level has a place for her to pee, in the first one we have the patio, in the second one we have a small corridor and in the third level she can pee everywhere since its the terrace. Is that a bad thing? maybe she need only one space for pee so she can know where she can only pee. I already took her to the vet and they are doing tests
My dog can hold it for 12 hours if he has to be crated for that long for some reason. No problem. Take him out, take a good walk, praise every time he lifts a leg. Comes back in & goes & pees in three places within five minutes. Belly bands just soak it up & he keeps on going in them. I understand the frustration that puts people over the edge on this.
My dog is 2 months old and peeing all the day like 22 times approximately is it normal
Trying controlling the water. Give some very hr. Then see if at least you can get an idea of how long it takes after your dog drinks water to pee. Also if you concerned about how much water your dog is drinking or much he is peeing then you may need to have blood work and a urinalysis performed
I'd crate him to learn to hold it.
Thank you! This cleared up a lot
Glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Papillons, two of them. Now about 13yrs old. I've had them their whole lives. Neutered, no health issues. #1 dog, used the doggie door 100% of the time at first. #2 came from owner who used large crate while at work, he peed in crate and also when he was out of crate. He's been peeing in my house since day one. #2 followed suit and has been peeing ever since. Over the years I've tried everything I know and could find out online and speaking with trainers. They have their own bedroom room with doggie door. I sure wish someone would discover why they do this and be able to fix it. Both were neutered before they could even know what marking was so I feel pretty good that it's not a marking issue. We can rule out any health problems, I was a vet tech so they have had exemplary care thier whole lives including regular blood work, fecals, exams, dentals etc.
My conclusion after all these years is that maybe it's a breed thing and when it comes to peeing, their just assholes. Lol. Other than the peeing thing they are the coolest, funniest, most loving dogs and I can't imagine my life without them.
They are lazy! Have a ShiTzu that pees on baseboards. He knows better. It's just easier for him.
Hi what if my dog is 3 year old and pee’s in his crate?he doesn’t mark in the house only in the crate overnight but doesn’t if he is sleeping near me.I am fed up with him doing it everyday when he is left alone or overnight,when he goes out often.
We leave the door open so my dog can pee and poo whenever she needs to and she always does it outside. the problem is, whenever the door is closed she won’t hold it in and just pees inside, she’s 5 months old
My Dog was pad trained because I live in Apartment and I do take h out two times per day but she is currently in heat and has started peeing and pooping every where but the pad. I’m lost
My dog has never been house broken we have tried everything. Now he’s 5 and won’t go to the bathroom in front of us but if we leave him alone he will! And he goes in numerous spots. When I go back in the room he’s in he hides or ain’t come out his crate. He knows he’s doing bad but won’t stop. What do I do!?!?!
My 10 year old dog has started peeing in the house. But only our house! We were away at another house for 2 months and he had no accidents. Always told me when he needed to go outside. We're back home and he is right back to peeing in the same spots. No biological issues. I'm not sure what else to do.
Our dog (7yo) just started peeing on the same spot on the rug in the house, but only in the middle of the night. Bladder stones and UTI were ruled out. Slightly elevated protein in the urine though. Would you start by making sure the water bowl is empty at night?
I just got a new dog yesterday he’s 2 years old. He’s peed on my couch, he’s peed on my husband when he got in the floor to play with him. I have a baby on the way so I have lots of boxes he’s peed on those. He peed on my mattress. We started making him go out ever 30 minutes and I took the water at 6pm idk what else to do he’s been to the vet i know he’s good on that too. 😩
I'm having a huge problem with this my puppy is a 3mth husky and he's peeing every 5 min no joke I timed him I cleaned up his accident an no longer than 5 min he starts going again and this is constantly through out the day. Also when I take him out he won't pee he waits for when we're indoors. Also he doesn't have a favorite spot he goes everywhere were ever I'm already getting in trouble because the smell. I won't give up on him I've only had him for about a week now please help.
Is he neutered?
My dog hasn't peed in the house since he was a puppy for two years now, but suddenly he just keeps peeing in the house. Specifically on the bed legs in our rooms. We always take him outside and if we leave a door unattended he just goes in and we wouldn't know until we step on it or that it seeped into the bed skirt/floorboards.
There is no solution. If you adopt an adult dog that has never been potty trained, there is ALWAYS a chance that the dog will pee inside the house. The dog simply cannot hold his/her pee as any dog that has been potty trained. Sometimes the dog simply can't hold the pee; sometimes the dog gets scared if you yelled; sometimes the dog gets anxious when you pet him/her; ..
So why when I take this adopted 3 year old rat terrier and we’re taking her out every 2 hrs till bedtime. We just came in and while I was peeing she took a shit within 2 minutes from taking off her leash it’s doesn’t matter how many times or how long she is outside. It’s like she holds it and the moment she returns she takes a dump inside, how do I fix her?
My Maltipoo has an assigned area indoors for pooping and peeing, he'll poop there but would pee at the base of the living room chairs preferably. He hardly pee where he is supposed to poop and pee. He hides under the bed when he hear me calling him after he pee where he's not supposed to.
I have 2 rescue dogs the one is good the other is male and neutered. However, we do take him out but anything new or left on the floor e.g.laundry basket, or handbag next thing you know he has pee on it. I am really getting frustrated he does not ask to go out either
He is taken out 4 times a day and it's really getting stressful seeing pee in the today he peed 4 times and also shat ,he is castrated to but is showing no sings of getting calmer.pls help
will my dog be boring and not hyper if i get him neutered?
Not really. You might see some behavioral changes, however, his personality will probably stay mostly intact.
@@DrLera oh ok, thank you.
I have the same dog as in your photo here.. had him fixed. He is still loads of fun, plays ALL the time, energetic, but the “marking” has GREATLY reduced. The indoor peeing has not- I am working w vet on this
What if the dog in question has a fecken open door, 24 hrs and he still does not bother going out and pees when I am not looking into corners of the house?
PLEASE HELP!! I have a Chihuahua that’s 12 years old and he is peeing everywhere in the house!!! I don’t know what to do. He refuses to wear a diaper 😭😭
He probably has bladder problems
@@sofiajazm why on earth would you kill a dog for peeing? Find a new loving home for him. And whatever you do, DO NOT EVER get another dog.
Kennel
People love to hate cats, but at least cats will piss in a box
This. Cats are as clean as you are.
My cats are so clean… meanwhile my dog throws garbage everywhere and pees on the floor if I leave the house without him.
My dog never urinated in side the house then we moved to another property and since then he is constantly urinating inside even though we have a door open for him 24/7 as soon as my daughter's room door is open he will go and urinate in her room it is getting really frustrating as we never had this problem with him in 3 years at the old property. We went away for the weekend last week and he had access to the house did not urinate inside at all as soon as we got home he urinated inside... 😵😵😵What can we do?
This rescue I have now, can't make it through the night, so he's crated. He won't bark or whine and is afraid of bells- that hang on the door, that the other dog uses.
Husband is fit to be tied, as dog is peeing on hand made wool carpet. I really need a solution. We even take the water up at night after dinner. Woke up to a urine puddle 0615, then home from Church- urine puddle. He's 3 yo neutered. Aargh
My English Bulldog has just started to pee on everything, he seems he's just older at 9 and doesn't care where he sits and pees?...I'm going to put up his water dish and try that...so tired of doing bedding?
we have 3 dogs , 1 female and 2 males , none are intact , 1 of the male dogs who we have had the longest , is the worst about marking , or other male marks but usually outside but sometimes inside , our female dog also marks but its nearly 95% of the time out side and she just gets lazy or waits to long to go outside and pees a bit on the carpet (never seen her mark inside). We have a doggy door with 24/7 access to our large yard ...it's really tough cause we try really hard to prevent them from marking inside but it seems like its a bit of a power struggle between them all
Mine has access to a garden, but once we leave the home, it pees on the couch anyways, despite open doors. Any suggestions that don't involve a beating?
So I have inherited my dads rescue dog who pees in his house and now thinks it’s ok in mine. I was going to desex him but it’s a behavioural thing too so now I have a bigger problem.
Thanks for this video because my neice about to put her lovable dog out for peeing or her table and rug and she only take him out -1x per day lol I hope she see this comment hey tee
I took my puppy from a dog foster home about a year ago. I love him to bits; he has a great personality, and I feel that he loves our family so much. BUT he poops and pees in the house A LOT... So, leaving home is always a challenge for us. My husband and I were thinking about taking him to 'doggy school', but then again, it’s extremely expensive, and the nearest 'doggy school' is far away from us. Maybe you have some advice? THANK YOU!!!!
We had problems with our dog also. He used to poop and dig holes, chews the table etc. when we were not at home. Both my husband and I work a lot and had no time to take our Bud to dog training classes. We asked one friend who works in foster care (he is always surrounded by dogs) what we should do. He recommended one online dog behavior trainer. I love this trainer bit.ly/2Hqgb5Z It helped us a lot, and I strongly recommend it for you.
I had a dog like this, made me very angry.
He was so sweet but he was never properly trained outside and I got him when he was over a year old.
So the way I trained him and all my dogs is.. #1. Start by not feeding the dog during the day. No food or water on the floor.
I offer water many times a day.
When I take the dog out for a walk and he pees or poops, I give them a couple of bites of kibble.
Whenever I train, I don't free feed. If I'm trading him to "get down" and he listens, I give him a few bites of kibble.
When I call the dog and he comes, kibble.
I would suggest rewarding peeing, pooping outside, every time. No misses.
I actually had to walk my dog in my own backyard for a month to teach him to go potty in a certain place and then I was able to watch and reward.
So I take him out 5x a day and I say "go potty" and he does, most of the time. I keep saying it.
It's a little harder with number 2. But after he eats, I leash him, won't let him free ever after eating. I put the leash around the leg of my chair. Never let him out of your sight unless he's crated.
After we eat now,
I wait 30 mins and walk him in my yard.
"Go pup pup"
Go! Now!
He's usually slow to go. If he doesn't he's back on the leash. And we try in 15 mins.
In the morning he's good.
I still train him by walking him in my own yard to go to one spot.
Pain in the butt but I do a few exercises- (squats, lunges or stretch) while he sniffs and then decides to go- finally.
He been doing fine until just recently he peed 3 times in my kitchen.
So I went back to putting him on a leash in the house and restricting his movement using a 5 pound dumbbell to hold the leash.
I walk the dog to one particular place in the backyard.
I watch if the dog pees.
Immediately reward!
The trick is not to free feed the dog so the dog is actually hungry and more willing to pay attention.
A hungry dog is an attentive dog.
An overfed dog is lazy, unattentive , uncooperative.
I taught my cat to come in by using real meat every single time he came in when called.
My husband stands at the door and tries to call him in but he never comes and then he has to call me saying, " Honey, please call the cat" and the cat comes.
Stop free feeding and watering.
Offer him water throughout the day, so you get an idea of how much he's drinking and when.
It takes a few days.
Also...
Why my my dog was peeing in the kitchen in the exact same place was because, (I read) that the floor probably still had a little scent left, probably in the grout.
I soaked the area with vinegar. Then washed it 5x.
No more peeing.
You need to start with everything being 100% clean, no scent at all.
Its hard. Idk how you can do that for the whole house. Fabreeze?
Id rent a Carpet cleaner and use white vinegar. Acetic acid. Then rinse many times.
I would say...everything he's ever peed on must be cleaned or disposed of. It sucks. It makes me angry.
I feel your pain.
Just remember it's not personal. They smell the old smell and they think it's OK.
Good luck.
💜dd
Last better leave that nasty mf in cage when you go
@@dianedonohue9855 you should write a pamphlet!! Im trying to figure out how to print this!! Thank you so much….
What if you take dog out regularly, and often but won’t pee outside but will pee inside later when you’re not watching? Would they do this for attention?
i have a female german shepherd, she pees and poops in the house and on my bed multiple times even when we control when she eats and drinks. also, we keep her outside and let her sit out there and when she comes back in she pees in the house. i don't believe anything medical is wrong with her, but how could i make her start peeing outside instead of in the house without beating and yelling?
first thing you need to do is make sure that she does not have any sort of medical condition that's causing this.once you've ruled that out then you will look at positively reinforcing her either with treats play or praise
@@DrLera thank you very much, ill be sure to look into that
As a dog slave myself, I do nothing all day but taking my dog master out for pee and poop.
Wat breed is the dog
He is a Shih Tzu mix.
Got some stray boy dogs, fixed at 1.5 years old and we’re scared when we bring them home they are gonna try to mark so we’re gonna get belly bands. Anyone have any advice or tips to train boy dogs??
Take them out to potty every two hours. Praise when they go potty outside.
what aboutbwhen it's super hot outside, it's 105 degrees this whole week
I wanted to get a dog, but when you said only taking your dog out 3 times a day? Maybe not!!
Hi! How can I stop my dogs from peeing on the furniture?
I go to the bathroom 2-3 times a day. I walk my dogs 3-4 times a day and my puppy doesn't do anything outside, he only dose it inside..
Gggg
Do you praise, pet, and give a treat when they potty outside?
I had a dog like this, made me crazy. I'd walk him, nothing. He'd come in and pee. Aaargh!
He was so sweet but he was never properly trained outside and I got him when he was almost 2 years old.
So the way I finally trained him and all my dogs is..
#1. Of course,, crate him every single night.
To help with bladder control.
He learned to hold for over 10- hours.
#2. Just as important.
✋ free feeding the dog during training days. No food on the floor. No water either.
Seriously.
3. I offer water every hour to see how much he's drinking and when, so I can be attentive to his pee schedule.
4. I take the dog out for a walk every hour to the exact same spot and say, "go potty." When they go, I praise lavishly and reward with a couple of bites of kibble.
I do this for all training days.
Works much faster.
When I train the dog to "get down" and he listens, I give him a few bites of kibble.
When I call the dog and he comes, reward, praise and always kibble.
I actually had to walk my dog in my own backyard to teach him to go potty in a certain place and then I was able to watch and reward.
5. Have ONE pee/ poop spot and repeat many times,"go potty" go!
Now when I let him out and he runs to the "spot," even if i can't watch, I know he goes and I praise and reward with kibble.
6. Training #2 was different.
Once he was pee trained it was easier.
After he ate, I leashed him, everytime, won't let him free after eating a bowl of food.
I wait 30 mins and walk him in my yard to the potty place.
"go potty"
Go! Now!
He's usually slow to go. If he doesn't he's back on the leash and we try in 15-20 mins.
Back to the ONE spot every 15-20 mins. Reward and praise.
I still train him by periodically walking him in my own yard to the potty spot and reward and praise. Just in case.
Pain in the butt but I do a few exercises- (squats, lunges or stretch) while he sniffs.
He been doing fine until just recently he peed 3 times in my kitchen.
So I went back to putting him on a leash in the house and restricting his food, water and movement using a 10 pound dumbbell to hold the leash in each room near me.
Again I offer water every hour.
We did the walk to the spot 5x and he went.
Immediately rewarded! Don't forget it's just his kibble.
⭐The trick is no free feeding so the dog is actually a bit hungry and more willing to pay attention.
A hungry dog is an attentive dog.
An overfed dog is lazy unattentive and uncooperative.
It's teaching them cooperation, they won't starve, they will learn.
I taught my cat to come in by using real meat every single time he came in when called.
My husband stands at the door and tries to call him in but he never comes and then he has to call me saying, "Honey, please call the cat" and the cat comes only to my voice, still. Treat or not.
Stop free feeding and offer him water throughout the day, so you get an idea how much he's drinking and when.
It takes a few days maybe a week.
Also...
Why my the dog was peeing in the kitchen in the exact same place was because, (I read) that the floor probably still had a little scent left after my friends dog peed.
Probably in the grout.
I soaked the area with vinegar. Then washed it 5x.
No more peeing.
Everything must be 100% clean, no scent at all.
It's hard. You can't smell it, but they can.
Rent a Carpet cleaner and clean everything with white vinegar. Acetic acid.
Then rinse many times.
I would say...everything he's ever peed on must be cleaned or disposed of.
It sucks. It makes me angry.
I feel your pain.
Just remember it's not personal. They smell the old smell and they think it's OK.
Good luck to you.
💜dd
@@dianedonohue9855 great advice! Girlfriend and I just recently adopted a rescue from her mother due to her unable to adequately take care of the dog and issues with going to the bathroom inside and keeping her up all night. I am going to follow your advice to see if that works. Thank you!
I'm going to get a husky puppy soon, my mom doesn't want to have a dog because she thinks it'll pee on the walls hopefully this helps 😐
Congratulations on getting a new puppy! Thanks for watching!
My dog has his own doggie door. Goes outside as often as he likes, but still pees inside just feet away from the doggie door. It’s a behavior problem I don’t know how to fix. He is a nuetered chihuahua mix.
I have two golden labs one is 5 the other is 1 and half Never had a problem with the oldest But recently The youngest keeps peeing in my mum's room upstairs Every time he has a chance that the door is open They have access to the garden even if the back door is open to get outside I really don't understand it Nowhere else in the house and the other dog doesn't And he knows that he has done wrong Most of the time we realize because he is laying in his bed with his head down Avoiding eye contact We don't shout our hit them so it's strange he acts this way very confusing We have a rabbit that is loose in the garden We'd let him out every morning and he comes back in every night It's a very large garden where the dogs can run around with a lot to do
My dog is potty trained when he is young when he gets to adulthood he started peeing every where unlike when he is still little but he still poops in his potty area the only thing makes me upset is he does not pee in his potty tray and pee every where idk why... when i saw him pee in that area i do shout no and pee on his potty tray but when i don't see him he pees every where now i lock him im the cage. I just take him out when to pee or poopping..
My dog is 6months still haven’t neuter him and he started peeing all over the house a week ago
My Pomeranian is holding her pee in whenever we are outside and when we go inside she pees, I don’t know how to fix her I only got her three weeks ago and I’m walking her out about 5 times a day. Today we went for two hours. since she got here she haven’t used the bathroom outside and it pisses me off already, I even got her a playpen so I don’t have to search for brown spots on my carpet
My dog is around 1.5 year now, getting aggressive and peeing on clothes and doing all sorts of behaviour. We were thinking of getting him sterilised cause we don’t know what exactly he’s going through and why he is being so destructive towards things and biting everyone cause he’s not at all bothered by anyone at home or outside while taken to walks. Please anyone who acknowledges this and knows what best to do please let me know. Also Please let me know is it safe for my 1.5 year old dog getting sterilised.
What if they have a dog door and are still peeing on furniture and other dogs
I literally leave access to my backyard 24/7 to my puppy and he refused to pee outside or on the multiple pee pads I have laid around the house. Picked him up opened the door put him down he walked outside instantly turned around walked in and peed inside the doorway leading out the backyard. Even on our walks he doesn't pee and comes back to pee in the living room or somewhere inside idk what to do
My dog really doesn't have a place she wants to urinate, she goes everywhere around the house😕
@honestly wtf spank him or put him in the cage until he learns. That what I do with my dog. When he pissed in the house we took him to the spot put his face to it then spanked him then put him in time out. After few spankings he didn't do again. Now he waits by the door to outside potty.