poty training my 2-3 year old pit bull?

Question

i had a mini schnauzer (male) who marked his teritory eyery where and he ended up dyin for a total dif reson but i got a new pitbull (female) who duz the same maks her spot but our 4 yer old pit wont mark her spot my mom wants to get rid uv her but i want to get help is there anything to i can do to help her not go in doors she even goes rite after i take her out to go pee

Answer 1

Dogs are normally clean animals and when properly trained, try their best not to urinate in the house.

When a dog once markes his spot, he will use it over and over again. You can wipe it off, clean the carpet, he will find his place dead-on, it’s his new toilet spot. Dogs smell much better than humans do and even if the spot smells fresh and clean to you, it still smells like a “potty spot” to the animal. The only cleaners to completely eliminate the problem are cleaners that break down the enzymes so you can wipe them away. Enzymatic cleaners are non-toxic and safe to be used around the house.

Answer 2

Is she fixed? Have you tried cleaning the previous spots? Your dog is still smelling the other markings. You need to clean the areas really really good (pet stores sell the stuff by the gallon) and then be really consistant with your dog. The minute you see her starting to mark, she needs to be put outside again immediately. The main thing is to get rid of the previous scent.

Answer 3

get your old scent from your dog of his terriotry and she won't really sniff as much and want to go this way she'll want to go outside because it has a natural scent so she can pee. Make sure she hasn't sniff the spot anymore after its clean

Answer 4

You can spay her - It will keep her from marking her territory.

Answer 5

getting them Spayed dose not always end this problem