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Your dog relieves itself at home and you don't understand why. In this video from an animal expert, we explain the reasons that can lead a dog to pee and poop in the house and how you can fix it. Pay attention and take note if it's a puppy when we take on the guardianship of a puppy, we must be aware that learning to relieve itself outside the house will take some. Therefore, it should come as no surprise to find pee in the home. Physically, puppies can't hold it for long without relieving themselves, but they will gradually get the hang of it as they grow. It's a matter of patience, offering them opportunities to go out to relieve themselves and congratulating them every time they do it. Well, during this process, we can use washable and reusable pads. This way they will get used to urinating on them and at the very least, we will avoid damaging the floor and other items in the home. If you use washable and reusable pads, you can disinfect them with Sanitol Textile, as it not only disinfects but also eliminates bad odors. But until your puppy learns to relieve itself on the pads, it is possible that it will do so in other areas of the house. In these cases, we recommend that you disinfect the area with products that do not alter your pet's sense of smell, such as Sanitol Multipurpose, since with a single product you can clean and disinfect without bleach and it is very quick and easy to use. Products with bleach and ammonia encourage dogs to mark the already disinfected area with urine again because the aroma of these products reminds them of urine since urine contains ammonia. That is why it is very important to use cleaning products that do not allow your dog to urinate in the house. By marking, you can also use disinfectant wipes from this same brand. These remove dirt and disinfect in depth, leaving a pleasant eucalyptus scent. These wipes are also perfect for picking up feces and disinfecting the area. In addition, Sanitol disinfectant cleaners do not stain textiles or damage delicate surfaces such as wood or marble if it is an adult dog. If you have adopted an adult dog, it is normal for it to be fearful at first, so it is not unusual for it to not know that it cannot relieve itself inside the house during the first few days. Likewise, some dogs urinate at first to mark that this is their new territory, especially uncastrated males. Do not scold them clean the area as soon as possible with enzymatic products or with Sanitol, which cleans and disinfects without bleach. And remember to always congratulate them when they urinate where they should at first, and after a few days of adaptation, the dog will stop carrying out this behavior. With patience and affection, your dog will adapt to its new life without problems. Another cause may be poor socialization. If the dog has been separated from its mother and siblings early, it is common for it not to have learned to relieve itself properly. It is also possible that it has not been well trained. Perhaps the previous owner did not dedicate enough time to training the puppy or confined it to the house for too long. As a result, it has not learned to relieve itself outside. On the other hand, if your dog urinates and defecates in the house when left alone, it is possible that you are dealing with a case of separation anxiety. Finally, it may be due to an illness, especially among older dogs. However, many dogs may urinate or defecate uncontrollably due to the pain of an illness. For this reason, we recommend that you visit the vet to rule out any health problems. Once this is done, you can begin to teach your dog to relieve itself outside, following the advice explained below. First, dedicate time to its training. It is very important to create a schedule with the times that the dog should go out. You can start with many frequent walks, for example, between four and six a day. Little by little, you will have to reduce this number. Don't forget that they should all be done at the same time. To help the dog understand that it has a set routine in which it can take advantage to urinate and defecate during the walk. Wait for it to relieve itself and once it is finished, congratulate it with kind words, a pet or a treat. Allow it to have a long and quiet walk in which it can sniff all the stimuli it finds. Also, remember that you should avoid going home after it has urinated, as otherwise it may associate urinating with the end of the walk. Finally, we will positively reinforce the dog every time it urinates on a tree, on the grass, or in an appropriate place. Second, clean the home properly. Remember that bleach or ammonia can make your dog urinate more. Therefore, instead of using these products, you should look for those that do not contain bleach, such as Sanitol, or use enzymatic products. As we mentioned before, with Sanitol Multipurpose, you can disinfect without bleach, leaving a very pleasant smell. In addition, if your dog has relieved itself on the sofa or bed. You can use Sanitol Textile for washable fabrics. This product eliminates odors from clothing by destroying the bacteria that cause them. In addition to sanitizing the washing machine, you can also use Sanitol Eliminate Textile for fabrics that cannot be washed, such as the sofa or carpet. It's as easy as spraying, letting it dry, and then wiping it with a damp cloth. 3. Avoid punishment sometimes when a dog has been scolded a lot for urinating or defecating in the house, it may mistakenly associate this act. It understands that it should not defecate in front of its owner and avoids doing it on walks. It waits until it gets home or to the garden and hides to do it. For this reason, you should never yell at it or get angry when it relieves itself at home. Clean it up immediately and ignore the mistake. In addition, scolding a dog causes its stress and discomfort, making it more difficult to learn to do so. It is best to encourage and congratulate your dog every time it relieves itself outside the house. The first few walks when an adult dog arrives home are very important. Remember that positive reinforcement is essential. 4. See a professional. Many dog owners are generally reluctant to see a specialist. However, if we do not want our dog to continue to exhibit this behavior, it will be very important to get the opinion of an expert. They will guide us in good management and will help us avoid mistakes that we may not have been aware of. That is why we recommend that if after several months, your dog continues to relieve itself inside the house, you see a dog educator, ethologist, or trainer. Finally, here is a video with more tips for teaching a puppy to relieve itself outside. Tell us, have you just adopted a puppy or an adult dog? Until next time, experts.