Training a puppy or a dog when he is new to the surroundings where and how to evacuate is quite exhausting and tricky. Several times, he might urinate in the house where he isn’t supposed to. Training will eventually teach him though. However, still there might be times that when you are home after a tiring day at work or a long day of shopping and outing, you might find that the pooch had a little indoor accident. Rather than acting angrily, you must take him to a vet for an emergency check up to find out whether he is well or not.
The number of possibilities one should consider before blaming anyone for this accident are as follows:
Urine Infections
Urine infection is one of the common reasons for urine indoor accidents that have been found out during many studies and researches. Such issues, whether they are common or not, must be taken care of at that moment itself. Vet visits and proper examinations will let you know what anti-biotic are preferred for such situations. A healthy dog won’t urinate unexpectedly in the house to trouble you.
Anxiety Issues
Separation anxiety or stressful surroundings result in improper behavior in dogs and they may urinate or eliminate outside crates even if trained well. Such kind of behavior must be stopped and controlled. If required, take vet’s help. There are certain treatments also available nowadays that controls anxiety behavior amongst the pets. Some of the products that are effective enough are Adaptil Spray and Adaptil Collar.
Improper House Training
House training is of utmost importance for a dog. Even if you are not a working person or someone stays at home all time, still making them learn basic manners is crucial. It will be helpful when some visitors arrive so there won’t be any chances of in-house accidents.
Unintentional or accidental urination is often considered as a result of poor house training.
If you are unable to train your pet on your own then hire a professional or ask for a recommendation from your vet. Consulting vet for guidance is always fruitful.
Consider rewarding him with endless love and care and of course, treats on his good behavior of urinating in the crate. Making him used to crate will lessen down the issues at a great rate.
