My pomeranian?

Question

We used to keep our pomeranian in the house until he started peeing everywhere(don't worry, we don't keep him outside). We put like 6 peeing pads all over the house and he pees on curtains, couches, any furniture. We walk him in the morning, and he pees, but he never does the other thing. So, when we get home he always poops somewhere else(sometimes on the peeing pad). But, he ruins all the really expensive furniture and then it smells. What should I do?

Answer 1

crate train. i have a dach puppy, and he is completely trained. he hasn't had an accident in the house in 3-4 months, and he's 7 mths old.
buy a crate that is slightly bigger than the dog, with just enough room for him to sit, stand, and lay down. put an old towel in the bottom. dogs won't pee/poop where they lay down. whenever you go out of the house, put him in. don't let him run freely. when you come home, clip the leash on and take him for a walk. since he is a male, he'll pee in a few different places. after a good walk, he'll poop if he needs to. when he does his stuff outside, praise him with words and pats. when you get home, give him a tiny treat. we gave ours a treat everytime in the beginning, then only when he pooped. now he sometimes gets one.
when you are home with him, try to take him out every 1-2 hrs. if you see him sniffing or circling, take him out right away. it's a long process, but very effective. dachs are supposedly evil to train, but mine was easy. since yours is a male, the peeing on the furniture could be a dominance thing. is he fixed?

i hope this helped, you can email me if you need any more questions answered.

Answer 2

I basically have been given a cream colored pomeranian domestic dog. She is cute and o.k. tempered! a million. specialists of the breed: -they are rather cute -they are particularly fluffy -they're going to make you soften -large tempered -unswerving better half 2.Cons of the breed -they could desire to be experienced from an rather youthful age so they're going to learn rapidly -they don't know how small they actully are so now and lower back they could act a sprint dominant -they could provide you presently and lower back alittle extra suitable paintings 3. Are they energetic? All small canines get drained particularly rapidly, despite the fact that a walk to the park is each and every of the interest that want! 4.Feeding: they're going to could desire to be feed atleast as quickly as of two times an afternoon. in order that they are not hungry and to additionally get the foodstuff they want. i've got in straightforward terms had my pomeranian for a week, despite the fact that I even have enjoyed each and every 2nd that I spend along with her. you have picked an excellant breed of canines. And the cutest you will get! i'm hoping this enables!! :)

Answer 3

I think u should train him where to go in the house and give him double the daily walk. Pomeranian is a very energetic dog, so keep him playful and happy. Dont feed him wet dog food, keep giving try can food. Hope all of this help<3

Answer 4

Is he neutered? He could be marking the house as his territory. If he is not neutered you should get it done and that will curb the bahivior. Also, watch him carefully when he is inside and when you see him about to go immediately say "no" and take him put him outside for a few minutes. He will learn that this behavior is not acceptable.

Answer 5

How old is he? Sounds like typical behavior for a male over the age of 6 months/

Answer 6

My pomeranian was really good about waiting to go outside, but when I left him home alone he peed everywhere like that. Little dogs tend to pee when they get excited...

Answer 7

I would crate train him, call an animal behaviorist, and maybe have the vet check him out to make sure that he isn't having any medical problems.

Answer 8

it sounds like you need to have your pom neutered.