Anyone who can help me with this problem?

Dogs are really territorial. They always urinate to places which they think is their territory. Sometimes they urinate because she's excited and happy seeing you. The same with my dachshund, whenever I get home, she's very excited to see me and when I reach for her, she always pee on my shoes. I always say NO! and lead her outside the house. Later on, she had learned to control her bladder and pee outside the house.

It's a good thing to train the dog whenever you have time. After a meal, take him outside and wait for him to poop or urinate.lways open the door and whenever he's about to pee (if you noticed it) push him or carry him outside. Do this over and over again and he'll learn to do it. If ever you see him pee in your house, tell him the word "no" point the urine and say "no". Never hit a dog =(. If you really can't control the urinary problem, you should be the one to visit him everyday. =)

There is only one certain solution: Keep the dog out of your house! It has been poorly trained--or not trained at all. But, if you insist on bringing a dog into your house--where you know it's going to urinate and end up costing you thousands of dollars down the road in cleaning and carpet replacement--stay close to him, watch him every second and when he starts to hike his leg, grab him roughly by the collar, take him to the door and throw (not set or put) "throw" him outside. Unless the animal is retarded, after a few times of this treatment, he will get the message. He will then start watching you like a hawk when he's in your house and if he starts to hike his leg, he will be looking at you and all you will have to do is make a move like you're going to grab him and he'll change his mind. After a few times of this, he will learn that he's not allowed to pee in your house. But I still say just keep the mutt out of your house, he's not even your dog for Chris' sake! (PS - If you can't throw the dog outside because of his owner, you could try cutting a small switch and hitting him very hard when you see him start to hike his leg--not just a tap--hard enough to make him yelp in pain, and this will work, too, although he may not be able to figure out if what he's doing wrong is peeing in your house, or peeing in general!)

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