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Dog Peeing Inside House

My new APBT is 10 months old and has been in many homes. I am having some problems with her doing pee pee a lot even though I take her out a lot. ? Stress maybe?

By Cynder from CT

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12/01/2010

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.

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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


RE: Dog Peeing Inside House

First of all, don't reprimand unless you find her in the act of peeing. I know this is hard but don't do it. Make sure you clean the areas really well. I use white vinegar. but I am sure she still can smell it. (04/04/2006)

By Sandy

RE: Dog Peeing Inside House

Yes, please check the archives....I have answered this one a few times and it always comes back to crating your dog. When nothing else will seem to work, crate them, they (and you) are really happier for it. There is plenty of info out on the web. It also makes for easier travel and boarding experiences. (04/07/2006)

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