Your dog may be a diabetic or have a urinary infection, this is a link to symptoms of canine Diabetes
http://k9diabetes.com/forum/index.php?referrerid=18
Because you are not there to correct the behavior.
because the dog is trained too not pee inside your house or the house he/she lives in
I u let your dog inside your house and he is not trained is like saying : do whatever you want. Well maybe you can't to anything about it but if you see pee , clean it fast !
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It doesn't, you just have to clean it up and teach your dog to pee outside. if your dog pee in your house you just clean it up hurry,because if you have visitors.,visitors cant come inside your beautiful house.
But a small crate for your dog from a pet-store. Put the dog in here when you go to school. The dog will only mind the first couple of days, but whenever you put the dog in there give it a treat. The dog will start thinking of the crate as its bed, and will learn to like it. This will make it so the dog will not pee in the house, and it probably won't pee in the crate either, since it wouldn't want to pee in its bed.
It depends...you want them to poo or pee inside your house?
Get an adult dog from a pet rescue. They are more likely to be trained.
Your Dog is just telling your sons dog that it is his house and is marking his teritory
Some dog trainers say it is anxiety.Your dog worries about being left alone without you.Talk to your vet they may be able tomhelp you.
Could be diabetes, check this site for symptoms http://k9diabetes.com/forum/index.php?referrerid=18
Usually the answer is no, however if your dog is housebroken and had access to poop where he/she was supposed to then they may be trying to tell you about a medical problem they think they have