Why dogs pee in the house?

Inappropriate Urination and Defecation in Dogs. Behavioral house soiling happens when there is no underlying medical problem causing a dog to go to the bathroom in the house. The other type of house soiling occurs when a health problem is causing a dog to eliminate its body waste inside the house. read more

Submissive urination can be exhibited in any age of dog, though it is most commonly seen in puppies. According to Dr. Radosta, it generally occurs when someone leans over, reaches for or scolds the dog. It can be triggered by a stranger or the dog owner. read more

Some owners are under the misconception that the dog is peeing in the house to punish the owner. Dogs do not retaliate or do things out of spite. Some tips re Punishment of Dogs for peeing in the house. Never punish your dog for inappropriate urination. Don't rub your dog's nose in it or shout or even worse hit your dog. read more

There are many medical reasons why an adult dog may urinate in the house. A dog that is wetting the bed or peeing on the floor may be suffering from urinary, other medical, or behavioural issues. read more