A dog that is peeing indoors is not housebroken. The fault is not the dog's; the fault is yours because you have not housebroken the dog. Start by talking to a trainer on how to crate-train housebreaking using positive training methods (best results).
If your dog was previously housebroken and has started peeing inside, look for signs of sickness, stress, and take him or her to the vet ASAP.
Yes, dogs can pee in their sleep, just like humans can. One reason is that their bladder may have been full, or that they just had a dream that they were peeing so they did it in real life too.
I have heard that "a dog learns everything from his trainer"
hey just kidding....... don't get me wrong
Maybe its afraid to get down, does it leak urine elsewhere, if so he may be a diabetic, check this site for symptoms
http://k9diabetes.com/forum/index.php?referrerid=18
Theyre nerves , when they are sleep, their either scared or having problems,
this shouldn't happen to all dogs rthough!
She may be marking her territory.
Actually, it is ammonia that signals a dog where to mark, because ammonia is a component of urine. Vinegar will neutralize it.
If he is urinating outside then the smell should not be a problem... if it is noticeable you should go see your vet.
If your dog is urinating a lot it could have a bladder infection or a urinary track infection and should be taken to your veterinarian. Or, the dog may be drinking a lot of water if it is hot which would also cause it to urinate a lot.
KENNEL GUARD DISINFECTANT DEODORIZER CONCENTRATE it soaks the spot where he marked his terrritory and smeels good to us but bad to them
Yes but not until the puppies can eat dog food
only if you hit them in the eye
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.
they are marking the space - claiming it as their own. It is a form of dog dominance.
No, Don't worry it won't
You can get the male dog neutered, this should stop him from urinating in the house as much as he did.
A dog is likely chewing or urinating on the leaves.
Drag your ballsack across its face.
The lumps may be caused by a blockage in your dogs urinary tract which would be why hes having trouble urinating or there is a infection. These symptoms require emergency veterinary attention. Get your dog to the vet now.
That would be called a seizure, get your dog to the vet IMMEDIATELY!! There is a medical problem wrong
well its natural for a dog to do that but if you can stop it from getting scared by whatever it is then you can stop the pee!
It is probably stressed and scared to an extreme amount.