How to stop dog urinating in house?

There are many reasons why a previously house-trained adult dog may start having accidents in the home. Mikkel Becker offers advice on how to stop your dog from peeing in the house. read more

Female dogs may also urinate over a spot where another dog has urinated (but not usually in the house if they are house trained) Small breeds tend to mark in the house more than larger dogs. Two or more dogs (especially males) living together in the same house may regard each other as competition and are more prone to urine marking. read more

Here’s What To Do To Stop Your Dog From Peeing in the House. Take your dog out to your chosen pee spot OFTEN on a leash. Dogs think and learn in pictures. Show your dog where to go repetitively. Take your dog out: First thing in the morning; Last thing before you go to bed; Every time you come home; Every time you leave; During potty re-training – do not leave your dog out and about in the house unattended. read more

Older dogs like humans find it difficult to control their bladders for long periods as they enter their twilight years and one of the more common causes for adult dogs who won't stop peeing in the house are behavioural issues. read more