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By Cynder from CT
She may have some insecurity and marking with urine is a way of making her surroundings feel familar. Are you getting all the old urine order removed as this is an invitation to remark. I rescued a insecure male a year ago and we are still working on the marking issue.Two things I have used and were reccommended on a dog internet site, were not to let the dog have free run of the house, so crating when unsupervised. Also you can buy doggie underpants (or make them from fabric and velcro) which helps when they sneak away from you. Our guy knows not to do it when we are looking :). Best of luck and let us know if anything works. Time and feeling more secure may help too.
My 2 year old mini-schnauzer has urinated multiple times on new carpeting. She has 24 hr. access outside via a doggy door. She never has done this since trained as a puppy. I am sick and at my wits end. She get reprimanded each and every time. She just did it when I was even home. I need some advice on what to do. I have her sister as well who does NOT do this.
H J Schneider from Aurora, CO
By Sandy
I need help getting my dog to stop peeing inside. She pees when you go to let her out of the kennel and when you take her out to go she will not go. She is to interested in other things.
I have a lab and he is almost 3 years old. During the day he stays outside but at night when we are home he comes in. Well, he has found a spot that he likes in the house and he urinates on it. This behavior is not like him, how do I get him to stop?
I have a 3 year old German Shepherd/Husky Mix. The past few months she has been peeing in my bed, on the couch, on the floor, just as she lays there.
I have a 3 year old Yorkie who has not been fixed (which could be the problem). I let him out to do his business, which he always does, but then he comes back in the house and lifts his leg everywhere.
We recently moved into a new home, and our 4 year old male Jack Russel is peeing randomly throughout the house. He's always very ashamed of himself after doing it, so he knows it's wrong. What do I do?
My 10 year old Yorkie has been peeing everywhere in the house. He has a spot in the bathroom where he can pee but he doesn't use it as much as before.