My dog wont stop peeing every where help!!!!! I dont want to give her away!

If you clean up after her than the people you live with shouldn't be badgering you to get rid of her. She may just need some good old fashion training. My mom sent my dog away for a few weeks of training that a women did outside of her house. Maybe you can find someone like that, who can train her proper potty manners. Did this just recently start happening? Or has she had accidents ever since she was a puppy? You could try buying her puppy pads. Train her yourself with those. Or you could do the old fashion training of scolding her when she potties in the house, and praise her every time she goes outside, even give her a small treat when she does her business outside.

Well, I don't know if you have tried these. But whenever you take her out and she goes outside do you praise her? Let her know that that is the action you are looking for - or give her a treat when she goes outside. Try training pads in the house- when she goes on them you can move it outdoors and she may realize when she smells it that that is where she should mark. If she does - praise her. The thing to try to do is catch he in the middle of peeing and startle her with a yell or loud sound then quickly bring her outside. Did she always do this or is this just something that she started doing? make sure to clean where she goes really well (but not with anything containing ammonia because that will smell like urine and she will continue to smell it in the house and think it is okay.) Do you take her for walks or does she just run out in the yard. One of my dogs finds it "easier" to "GO" on a walk.. because then they are marking their territory.. and that is good too because every time you see them going you can praise them -Make it sound like a big deal, and you can put a command to it. (I used "Get ready" some say "Do potty". So when they went outside I would say "Good girl get ready outside." so she knows outside is also associated with the getting ready. Hope some of that works for you.

Did the vet do any tests? That doesn't seem right at all if she was house trained fine before and now can't stop peeing. Maybe it is a urinary tract infection. I'm not a vet or anything but it just doesn't seem right to me. Maybe you should take her to another vet and get a second opinion.

Are you home with her all the time? It could be separation that is causing the issues, she may need a friend or you may need to try and crate train her while you are away. This may help control some of her problem. Usually if you crate train, they tend not to pee where they are. On the other hand, if it is because of separation, she may need a playmate to be with her during the day while you are working or at school what ever the case may be. There could also be someone in the home that has frightened her and it is her submissive reaction to that person. A good way to determine what may be causing it is to watch when she is doing this peeing. Is it when someone different is around? Is it when she is alone? if you have the time, document what is going on when this is happening and who is around her. I bet it is because she is either scared or not happy with being separated from you. Good luck!

well, i know that it may seem this a little rough, but did you tryed to rase your voice a little, to give her a fight when she pees? Try it...she misht understand that it's wrong what she is doing. And put a sand box....whn you see her peeing, get here there imediatly....in time she'll get use to it, and go there by herself.

Why should you give her away? Poor thing! How about you try putting newspaper on the floor, in your bedroom, if you much prefer, let her pee there even once. Let her smell it after she pees. Then observe. She'll most likely pee there all the time from now on. But don't forget to change the newspaper every now and then, especially if it gets so wet already. There's no harm in trying.

She may be getting cold,I'm with you though it's probably the outside time. Maybe it's not how often but how long she spends outside and where.

Maybe the dog needs to be spayed.My mother has a dog that does that because it's not spayed,maybe you should look into that.

Well, it sounds like your dog needs training i believe. whenever my dog needs to go(black lab, very cute) she stands by the backyard door and whines. Then if i dont open it in time she pees. But thats not her fualt. My advice, after she pees, try to make her look at it and then gently slap her head and yell "no!" or something. Dont slap her too hard but enough to make her think you dont like what she's doing and show her the right way.

I have 3 pits as of right now and had 9 in one house at one time. It's not that she needs to go out or that she needs to be stuck up your butt. There are alot of things that come into play. One is that if another female dog has EVER been in the house, she too will mark her teritory. Just because we can't smell it doesn't mean they cant. And if she smells her own scent in one area or another, she will determine that it's okay to pee in that spot. Don't use anything amonia based to clean with, as it will only encourage her to do so more. Also, If you leave food and water down for her constantly....STOP! As hard as it sounds for us humans, dogs need there food and water controlled until they learn what they are suppose to be doing and where, after they get done eating. Give her water and food 3 times a day, and take her out 20 minutes after she is done. DO NOT let her back in the house until she has done all of her business. Right now, she may just be confused on when and where to go. This worked for my dog, hope it helps and good luck.