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		<title>Our 14 week old mastiff mix is pretty well housetrained but will randomly walk into the kitchen and urinate. Help!</title>
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			<p>We make sure to take him out regularly and he can hold it all night.  He is in a crate when we are gone and does not have any accidents in there.  Yesterday, we were standing near the stove talking and Radar walked up and started urinating.  He did not give us any signs that he needed to be let out - in fact - he had just been out half hour prior.  Are we doing something wrong?  <br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 270529								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/urinating" rel="nofollow tag">urinating</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/housebreaking" rel="nofollow tag">housebreaking</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 20th<br />
				
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 17:20 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 09:20 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>have a little taco bell dog shes my baby but she cant stop going to the restroom in the house help</title>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/alluptodateplaysallthetime" rel="nofollow tag">alluptodateplaysallthetime</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 16:31 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 08:31 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My pug, is 20 months old (spayed) and  poos in the house at night. What do I do?</title>
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			<p>Chloe (the pug) does pretty good during the day, but at night if she is crated she will poo in her crate.  If she is allowed to sleep with me (or my son) you can guarantee you will find a poo-poo somewhere in the house the next morning.  It is an 5 out of 7 night occurrence! She has done this during the day also (if she is left home alone for even the smallest amount of time - 1 hour).  This only occurs when she i left uncrated.   SInce, she is almost 2, I would like to be able to leave her out in  the house while I run errands during the day (an hour or two) and let her sleep with us at night. I don't mean to let the sleeping with us at night sound like a new thing.  She basically always has. Please HELP?!?!?!<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 919329								
													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 17th<br />
				
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		Tue, Nov 17th 2009, 00:53 GMT 
		<pubDate>Mon, Nov 16th 2009, 16:53 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>How do I get my dog to stop peeing in the house right after she has gone outside?</title>
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			<p>She is a spayed, and housebroken for the most part 2 year old boxer/pitt mix. We have been to the vet and there are no medical reasons for this.  She is crated during the day when we are gone.  Although she does not have a fenced yard and freedom to run we walk at least a mile very day and she chases toys and cats in the house.  I take her out when she signals or about every 2 hours when we are home.  She takes care of all business when we are outside, and it never fails that as soon as we come in she will pee on the floor.  Recently she has taken to peeing in our bed.  The people who lived in the house before us did have pets, and they were free to use the bathroom where they pleased, but I have cleaned and cleaned in an attempt to rid the house of the odors.  <br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Molly</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 7th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Sat, Nov 7th 2009, 18:36 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sat, Nov 7th 2009, 10:36 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My puppy has decided to do his business next to his wee wee pads instead of on them. This started today</title>
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			<p>We live in a condo on the 33rd fl so we use pads for now. he now goes next to them not on them. He has been great about using the pads but he woke up this morning and decided he was just going to do his business next to the pads and not on them.  Since we are so high up I can't get him outside in the morning in time yet and I will not allow him to make a mess in the elevator.  How do I fix this problem?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Chappy</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 5th<br />
				
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		Thu, Nov 5th 2009, 08:42 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 5th 2009, 00:42 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>MY PUPPY KEEPS PEEING ON MY BED HOW DO I STOP HIM</title>
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			<p>I GOT A NEW PIT BULL PUPPY JUST STARTED PEEING ON MY BED ALL OF A SUDDEN, IVE TRYED KEEPING OF THE BED AND HE JUST WAITS TILL IM NOT PAYING ATTENTION AND DOES IT<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 250319								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/pitbull" rel="nofollow tag">pitbull</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/puppy" rel="nofollow tag">puppy</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/trainingsoiling" rel="nofollow tag">trainingsoiling</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 3rd<br />
				
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		Tue, Nov 3rd 2009, 21:31 GMT 
		<pubDate>Tue, Nov 3rd 2009, 13:31 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My puppy uses his Dog Litter box like a pet bed...is that normal?</title>
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			<p>Marty, my almost 9 week old Golden Retriever, likes to use his dog litter box in his playpen as a pet bed to snooze and otherwise hang out in. He just tagged it this evening for the first time, yet he still lies down in it. He's had at least 8 accidents on the carpet and in his playpen outside of the litter box, yet he is able to hold it in his crate upstairs and has started to go outside almost consistently. Do I get rid of the litter box or keep trying to use it just for when he's contained in his playpen? <br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Marty</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Nov 2nd<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Mon, Nov 2nd 2009, 21:08 GMT 
		<pubDate>Mon, Nov 2nd 2009, 13:08 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Is it normal for a dog to pee when they get excited ever if they on the couch?</title>
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			<p>My dog haves accidents  when she on the couch or poos on the floor. I ve tried crateing her for about a month . I would put her in the crate before I go to bed Or work. And soon as I get up in the morning I would take her straight outside. as well as when I get home from work. but she still have accident like a little pee spot. I startrd to notice that she does it when shes excited. Im sure what I should do. btw she is a year old.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 436019								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/pottytraining" rel="nofollow tag">pottytraining</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 27th<br />
				
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		Tue, Oct 27th 2009, 19:34 GMT 
		<pubDate>Tue, Oct 27th 2009, 12:34 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I have a 7 month chihuahua  that is house trained and just got a 4 year old yorkie that is not house trained what to do.</title>
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			<p>both are not fixed yet, Chuihuahua is a girl, Yorkie a boy, I received the yorkie from someone else that could no longer take care of him and he was always kept in a kennel not house broken please tell me what do. I really want to keep him but I need help he pee outside but then come in the house and pee some more I don't want to always keep him locked up in the kennel but I need to know what to do  about the pee and poop. how do I stop it.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/yorkie" rel="nofollow tag">yorkie</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/training" rel="nofollow tag">training</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/pee" rel="nofollow tag">pee</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/poop" rel="nofollow tag">poop</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/outdoors" rel="nofollow tag">outdoors</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 26th<br />
				
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		Mon, Oct 26th 2009, 06:59 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Oct 25th 2009, 23:59 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Why is my 10 month old potty trained Pomeranian unexpectedly peeing all over my house for the past two months?</title>
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			<p>My 10 month old Pomeranian named Allie has been potty trained for many months. We worked really hard with her right from the start on crate training her. It didn't take her long to catch on and was potty trained quickly. She went several months with no accidents and would always go to the door when she had to go. Then two months ago she started to back track. We would take her out, she wouldn't go, then we brought her back in and she would squat and pee as we take the leash off. Now its a random thing. Sometimes she runs to the door and goes immediately, other times she will not even go near the door and pee in the house. Its like she chooses when she goes outside. Lots of times we bring her in and she pees the minute she comes in. Any advise on why she would be doing this and what I can do to get her back on track? Hoping someone will have an idea cause I have tried everything I can think of and nothing is working. She was potty trained and now she like pretends she isn't. Please help<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Allie</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 22nd<br />
				
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		Thu, Oct 22nd 2009, 17:50 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Oct 22nd 2009, 10:50 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My 2 yr old dog (been adopted for 6 months) pees in the house when Im away on business and my husband is home alone.</title>
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			<p>My dog is a little cairn terrier mix and we dont know his background. But when he is peeing in the house when Im away whats the correct way to address it? My husband is getting frustrated as he is home taking care of the dog who misbehaves when Im gone.
Thanks<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/pees" rel="nofollow tag">pees</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/house" rel="nofollow tag">house</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 20th<br />
				
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		Tue, Oct 20th 2009, 19:53 GMT 
		<pubDate>Tue, Oct 20th 2009, 12:53 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Adopted 5yr. female Pug who poops outside and and poops on her 3 dog beds.  How can I fix this? </title>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/pooping" rel="nofollow tag">pooping</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/dogbed" rel="nofollow tag">dogbed</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 20th<br />
				
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		Tue, Oct 20th 2009, 14:16 GMT 
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			<p>My 6 month old Whippet was easy to potty train.  She has consistantly gone outside about 96% of the time (she will have an occasional accident).  I do not work, and I am diligent about watching her.  I take her outside each time she wakes from her nap, etc.  
She has started urinating at infrequent times.  I have steam cleaned the carpets to take away the urine smell, but she still does it now and then.  She is free-fed food/water.  She doesn't eat well, so I am afraid to put her on a &quot;schedule&quot; for fear she will loose weight.
Any recommendations?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Gypsy</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 18th<br />
				
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		Sun, Oct 18th 2009, 03:43 GMT 
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		<title>Our 3 yr old lab has picked a spot to soil and will do it randomly, even if we are home.  just started 1 month ago.</title>
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			<p>Help!

We have a dog door.

We have had him for over a year with no issues such as this until about a month ago.  Tried crating him when not home, but he just did it today with me home and him out and about...<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 15th<br />
				
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		<title>Had my mini schnauzer spayed a few weeks ago and she was potty trained but now she poops in her kennel.  </title>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/minischnauzerkenneltraining" rel="nofollow tag">minischnauzerkenneltraining</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/house_soiling">House Soiling</a>
								ON Oct 13th<br />
				
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