Dog Pees In House Help Please?
August 29, 2009 by admin
Filed under Care & Training Q&As
I have two bichon havanese dogs, one is a puppy yet but potty trained, only problem with her is she pees all the time she’s excited.
The other dog is already 2 years old. there were always many problems with him. like when we scold him he walks away and doesnt get near us for days. we tried to train him to pee outside, and he did it, but still peed everywhere. he has own territory near the garden but he doesnt like it. he just goes sits down and starts staring at me. soo annoying! then i yell and he’s like ok ok i go.
we let them out first at 6 30 then 10 00 then 14 00 and 18 00, last one at 22 30. its just terrible if we scold him he does 2 times more in the house.
he s always been with us, and i live with my grandparents who are always at home, so they are not lonely. but we dont really like to smell dog pee in our house. he was just like this as a puppy too. he only does this at night so we cant see.
any suggestions?
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research crate training very great method or there is a spray you can buy that makes dogs not want to pee in the house but is odorless to you, oh and if they do go outside and pee outside reward them with treats, and the peeing when they get excited yeah they just kinda have to grow out of that or know that if someone new is coming put them strait outside and don’t let anyone hold them right away we had a dog with the same problem but in like 2-3 years they will grow out of the peeing because they are excited
ours does when she gets excited. but it should get better with age. i hope!
ours had a bladder problem she was born with. she lost urine all the time. 1 of the tube from the kidney was in the wrong place.her bladder was in her pelvis.
she had it all put right and had to be spayed. that can make their control weak
My dogs sometimes still wee in the house even if they have been taken outside every few hours.
They are shut in a dog pen in the kitchen at night so they cant ruin the house.
Very gently my dear.(but with authority) rub the offenders nose in it,s own mess every time. This eventually will pay off for you.
You wont like this but dont scold it is in all the puppy training books , its gets nowhere and makes your dog afraid of you , do not point and do not use the word no , but when the puppy/dog does it right use lots and lots of praise , i understand you may need to tell your dog off but use certain words such as leave , if the dog does it in the house its catching it in the house and straight out side , a dog needs to be let out every half hour where possible , if your grandparents are always at home its getting to the warmer season leave the back door open let them be free
, also try leaving a light on in the kitchen some dogs are scared of the dark we found when we did this even a night light it worked , dogs are clean animals puppy training pads , or newspaper should help , keep small treats on hand when u take them in the garden everytime they do it outside give them a treat and eventually wean them off the treats .