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- Clean soiled areas thoroughly with a cleaner specifically designed to eliminate urine odor.
- Make previously soiled areas inaccessible or unattractive.
- Keep objects likely to cause marking out of reach.
- Resolve conflicts between animals in your home.
- Make friends.
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Why is my male dog spraying inside?
What does it indicate if my dog urinates on vertical objects? – Dogs “mark” items by urinating on them. “Urine scent marking is a natural form of dog communication” Leaving a pee scent mark is a typical dog communication practice. Marking is particularly likely to occur close or around new or unfamiliar scents, notably dog pee.
Typically, the amount of pee needed for marking is modest. The issue is far more prevalent in intact males, but neutered males and females also frequently mark their territory. It may be a sort of territorial marking if your dog defecates in areas where other dogs have defecated, when exposed to new scents, or when entering a novel environment.
This may be more probable if you visit or move into a new residence, or if you renovate or acquire new furnishings. Supervised introductions or access may suffice in these instances until your dog becomes accustomed to the new odors. Dogs who begin to mark their territory at home may be reacting to stress or worry.
This is the reason why dogs are so concentrated on sniffing areas where other dogs have eliminated or marked. Marking is more prevalent in male dogs, but not exclusively, and normally begins during puberty. Depending on the breed (small breeds mature more quickly than large dogs), this often occurs between the ages of six and nine months.
- As male canines reach sexual maturity, the increasing amount of testosterone stimulates the display of sexual ability and the marking of territory.
- Canines that are neutered by six months of age are less likely to pee mark or mark less frequently than intact or later-neutered dogs.
- Not all unaltered dogs mark, though.
As with many other things, training is quite effective in preventing marking in all dogs.L. Buttigieg 
Exists a spray to prevent dogs from marking the house?
Spray preventative for dogs. Spray generously throughout the home to deter dogs from marking or remarking furniture, rugs, walls, or other particular surfaces. The residual lemongrass and peppermint oils function as a natural deterrent, preventing dogs from marking or returning to the same area repeatedly.
