Why is your dog still pissing everywhere when he is neutered?

Answer 1

it may have an infection in the bladder. or your not taking your dog out in of. atleast 3xs a dat. and if you do take your dig to a doctor and see if your dig has an infection before its to late

Answer 2

He is marking his territory to keep you (his whole family or "pack") safe from intruders. He wants all others to know that this is HIS territory and he is going to defend it. It's actually a very nice gesture, but it's not pleasant for humans to live with dog urine all over the place. You can try to keep him in a kennel or crate when you're not home. Just make sure that it's the right size for him and that you don't leave him in there too long~ Just like people, animals need to move around and they need to urinate, too. He needs to learn to urinate outside, to mark his territory there, instead of inside. Usually, male dogs who are neutered mark their territory less often. You should ask your vet about this. Keep in mind that he's not being bad. He's only doing what his genes dictate ~ he's attempting to take good care of you by letting intruders know he's on guard. Make sure you let him outside often to urinate, and also let him mark his territory outside. Inside, if you see him lift his leg, shout "Outside!" and then let him out immediately. Keep doing this until he gets the message.

Answer 3

Neutering may not always eliminate marking behavior in dogs, as it can be a habit or a response to stress or anxiety. It's important to rule out any medical issues first and then work on behavior modification techniques like consistent training, positive reinforcement, and providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor bathroom breaks. Consulting with a professional dog trainer or behaviorist can also be beneficial in addressing this issue.