James Parnell answered
Why is my dog peeing in the house, all of a sudden?
Usually, well-behaved dogs do not just start peeing in the house for absolutely no reason. In fact, there could be numerous explanations for the cause of this rather bizarre behaviour:
Usually, well-behaved dogs do not just start peeing in the house for absolutely no reason. In fact, there could be numerous explanations for the cause of this rather bizarre behaviour:
- Family changes: If a member of the family moves out, goes to university or unfortunately dies, this can unsettle your dog and cause it to pee in the house.
- Home changes: If you're redecorating or redesigning your house, then, again, this change of atmosphere can have a negative effect on dogs, who sometimes find it very difficult to adjust to change.
- Changes in routine: Again, changes such as a significant shift in the family's daily routine, can cause this problem.
- Stress or excitement: Dogs can start peeing in the house either if they are overly-excited or feeling stressed. Try to relax your dog, if this is the case.
- Age: If your dog is elderly, then this could cause them to start peeing in the house, as they begin to lose control over their bladder function.