How to Stop a Dog From Urinating in House
Having been raised with dogs my entire life, nothing is more frustrating then when your dog decides to use your house as there restroom. And once your dog has started this behavior you wonder if it is ever going to stop. And the answer is yes but it will take work.
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Instructions
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Always be observant for accidents or catching your pet in the event of the incident. If you catch your dog in the action of relieving themselves quickly grab them and tell them "no, bad" and immediately take them outside to where you want them to relieve themselves. And while they relieve themselves in the designated area commend them by telling them "good job"
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If potty training a puppy who is first learning, be sure to praise them often after each success. And be sure to use a strong threatening voice when they have wronged.
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After you find the puddle it is important to big your dog back to the scene of the crime and in a strong alpha voice tell them they were bad. They may not understand you but they will understand the dominant behavior. Dogs understand things through pack behavior. So it is important that you demonstrate your position over them.
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If you find a puddle it is important to thoroughly clean the area. Cleaning the area properly will remove the smell of urine. This is important because your dog uses his or her scent to mark there territory. And this will cause your dog to continue to use a particular area of your home.
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Treats work wonders. If your dog has a habit of tinkling on the floor over night. Treat them in the morning if there were no accidents. A happy tone of voice and praise also goes a long way. Your pet will feel happy and excited by it's success. This will positively enforce good behavior.
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Tips & Warnings
Taking care of a indoor pet is like taking care of a small child. They both learn with positive and negative reinforcements and with continuous work you will get through any rough patch.
If your dog has never had issues with having accidents on the floor. This might not be a behavioral issue, but one of health related issues. It is best to get your pet checked over by a vet and tell the doctor your concern.
