why is my male dog weeing on his bed?

Question

i have caught him twice so far but it has hapened more i have had him since he was 5 weeks old and is now 10 weeks old i also have a female puppy if 14 weeks old and she is brilliant when he has wee'ed on a bed i have thrown it away and put him out so he knows it is wong. he has also pooed in the shed i left the door open in between taking my washing to and from dryer but at other times he will stand at the back door crying to go out to the toiletand i realy get any mess from him at night what wrong with him and why is he doing it please help

Answer 1

Hi
Your Pup for starters is still immature, so he will be pooing and weeing everywhere. As for him doing it in his bed, my only idea would be is that he is marking his territory, or establishing his own space. Also it may be possible that he knows that his bed is his, so maybe to create a sense of certainty ( which dogs do need as we do) he may pee on it!
The shed incident, i dont think is linked, becuse urine to domestic animals is useful for territory marking, where as poo isnt, its just annoying. ( my dog used to pee on my shirts)
Does your dog shivver or shake alot? does his tail go under his belly and his ears go back and he cowers? if so your dog is being submissive, so he knows hes at the bottom of the group ( household) which could raise the likelyhood of the dog needing his own space (to pee on)...
Give it time, and be consistent and regular if you want to get him out of the habit, because again as we do, dogs need routine and certainty, when hes comfy he will be ok! if it gets bad go see a vet!

Answer 2

A puppy of 10 weeks is nor marking his territory. He's just being a puppy. If he is wetting his bed at night, I'd do two things: put your alarm clock to the middle of the night, and take him out to do his thing. Secondly, watch how much he drinks in the evenings. Do you feed him right before bedtime? Does he drink a lot when he eats? Move his meals a bit. A puppy bladder is very small, and lots of water before bedtime means you're setting him up for an accident.

Good luck!

Answer 3

There is nothing wrong with your pup, he is just a pup. All pups go through a stage of making messes where they shouln't and by putting him out side is a good thing because you are telling him that it a no no to do thing lke that in the house. You are on the right track of pottie traing him. You just need to let him know that potting out side is good and that doing it in the house is bad and that gose for the shed as well. It takes time for them to learen so just be patinet with him.

Answer 4

Char,it's because he's a puppy and he can't be expected to learn the do's and don'ts by himself.Instead of just putting him out after an 'accidnet',go out with him and be sure to say,Good Boy!"when he wees outside.I've found that praise goes a lng way.Also,he might be a little nervous around the female.Don't worry.Try to play with them walk them and feed them together.They think of you as the 'Alpha' Good Luck!

Answer 5

are you sure it's pee? i knew a yorkie who wouldn't pee on beds, but she would sit there and lick the covers until there was a big wet spot. pee will always smell like pee. i'm not sure what else this could be. if he is still peeing, the only way to correct it would be to catch him in the act. the rules in our house are, if they can't handle having something, then they don't get it. so if he can't stop peeing on the bed, i would simply take it away. a dog will sleep just as well on the floor. however, if you don't want to do that, your only other option is to catch him doing it and correct him.

Answer 6

Ok i have a male pit puppy i gotten him a bed when he was 9 weeks and he did that also. I think hes trying to make it smell like him I washed it and he did it again. I think it donesnt smelll like him so thats why. My puppy even humps it. I do not know why...

Answer 7

okay I would say it is time to start discussing neutering him with your vet . He is trying to mark his territory cause you have the female and you need to get both fixed so you dont have this problem . good luck and god bless.

Answer 8

they just do it ... its called marking his spot. There is nothing you can do male dogs have done it for centuries. He wants what ever other dogs that you may have to know thats his territor. Get him trained but i still think he would do it

Answer 9

territory