Help my Maltese is peeing and pooping everywhere?

Question

I have a male maltese who pees everywhere even on plastic bags. He has also started getting gross by pooping on my kids beds or anywhere in their rooms. He cost us the security deposit at the house we rented, now we just brought a house and he is peeing here. He is pretty healthy but had a $1000 stomach blockage surgery 3 years ago. He is a rescue we found him in the park, someone had thrown him away in a trash bag hence his name Hefty. Please help I am the only one who wants to keep him.

Answer 1

That is just disgusting AND seriously unhygienic. Do you know what can happen to kids if they get even a teeny particle of dog crap in their mouths or eyes? If you've already tried to housetrain this dog and you've gone as far you can with that, either get rid of him or ban him from the house, i.e. he lives outside - how can you let a dog put your kids' health at risk, never mind all the expense his habits have caused you? Who is more important, your kids or your dog?

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Answer 4

I`ve had mine trained from the start , hes "fixed" and now 5 years old and now is peeing in one carpeted area and just recently he`s pooped , we have tried everything to saying "no" and putting outside and also when we see whats happened and call his name he`s out the door with his head down knowingly what he`s done andstays outside for hours hoping that he will be forgiven then creeps back inside and hides for awhile ......Fred

Answer 5

i was having the same problem with my boxer who is now 7 months old. she was driving me nuts every time i turned around there was a mess somewheres. to the point where i would cry uncontrollably because there was more poop and pee by the time i cleaned up the first mess and im preggo so i was puking every time i cleaned up poop.

I took her to a dog psychologist here in germany which is renown for their very well behaved dogs. (my dogs now go shopping iwth me and to restaurants with me without any problems).They really just teach you how to deal with your dog and this is what she suggested.

When your dog is in the house keep him on a leash. THis way YOU have complete control. If he starts to go you interupt him (dont scold him because that is getting him attention that he wants) and take him outside to finish. You praise him when he is done going by givin ghim a treat immediatly after. (dont make him sit or do anything for the treat). then you take him inside. the only time he is not leashed to you is when he is in a kennel.

another thing is she said that the dogs were estblishing their dominance in the house and that i needed to reestablish mine. So i am now forced to ignore my dogs when they come to me for attention. I give them attention when I want to give it. If they come to me i dont look at them i dont talk to them i simply turn away and walk away. Basically EVERYTHING is on MY terms.

I did this for 2 weeks and it was a pain but she is now fully potty trained and has not had a accident in the house in a long time. I have no more issues with my dogs after this they are very well behaved like i said earlier they go everywheres with me. They go to department stores (legal in germany) and to restaurants with me and they are good they dont try to run up to other people, they dont bark they walk next to me and when i am eattin out i put the leash on the floor and they lay down under the table and dont make a sound. I can drop food on the floor and they will not even flich for it. and they are only 7 months and a yr old. once it starts to work it goes very quickly and they pick it up like no tommorrow.

Answer 6

You need to potty train him - It's just like starting over with a puppy. Take him outside frequently, limit his food and water (Don't free feed or water), stay out till he goes. When he has an accident, tell him no and take him outside. Is he fixed? If not, he's not "Peeing" he's marking his territory (If he's not, get him fixed!).

Answer 7

Your children dont want to keep him? Well, how ungrateful when he is decorating their rooms so nicely for them.

Do you value your children or your family unit? Whatever you do, you better do it quickly or you will be getting an ultimatum to move out and take the little **** with you.

Answer 8

Do you have a garden? If so, you could keep him in an aoutdoor enclosure. Or take him to more frequent walks. Consult your vet and a good dog behaviourist about it.

Answer 9

You need to train the dog to do its stuff outside. There are a hundred reasons why he finds this behaviour acceptable, you need a professional to work out why and how to fix it. The sooner you do it the easier it will be.

Answer 10

Keep him outside, unless you want to continue to risk your family's health-safety by letting that little **** sucker sh!t every where.