Toilet trained but jealous of new baby and started pooing and peeing inside

[Abbiehoney]

Please some one help me I don't know what else to do I am at breaking point and about to re home my dog which I really don't want to do , I have a one and a half year old female French bulldog she is perfectly house trained and would only ever pee inside if she was left at home alone for a long time , I've just had a baby she is four months old and the dog seemed fine with her she didn't take much notice of her but the past three weeks she had started peeing everywhere and I mean 30 times a day it is driving me insane and the she has started pooing inside too especially in the night she sneaks out our room and poos and she has done it three times today during the day , I have trying shouting at her , ignoring her even trying to give her more attention because I think she's acting out for attention but nothing is working and Today she peed all over my bed which she isn't even allowed to sit on, she is also on her period I don't know if this has anything to do with it but please someone give me some advice I really don't want to give her away but I can't take much more

 

[davidh]

Sorry you are having this problem. If she is having her heat cycle, she is very hormonal, so that doesn't help things. She could also have a UTI, which would explain so much peeing. She is also acting out for attention because of the baby. I would crate her at night and when you are not home. Confine her to only the area you are in so you can keep an eye on her. When she goes in the house, only scold her if you catch her in the act, other wise it doesn't do any good. Patience is the key, and go back to basics whit her. You can also try "Nothing in Life is Free". I'm sure in time she is outgrow this, and with training she will get better.

 

[2bullymama]

Sorry you are having this problem. If she is having her heat cycle, she is very hormonal, so that doesn't help things. She could also have a UTI, which would explain so much peeing. She is also acting out for attention because of the baby. I would crate her at night and when you are not home. Confine her to only the area you are in so you can keep an eye on her. When she goes in the house, only scold her if you catch her in the act, other wise it doesn't do any good. Patience is the key, and go back to basics whit her. You can also try "Nothing in Life is Free". I'm sure in time she is outgrow this, and with training she will get better.

Great advice and I agree with confining her space... And back to basics


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[momac]

Sorry you are having this problem. If she is having her heat cycle, she is very hormonal, so that doesn't help things. She could also have a UTI, which would explain so much peeing. She is also acting out for attention because of the baby. I would crate her at night and when you are not home. Confine her to only the area you are in so you can keep an eye on her. When she goes in the house, only scold her if you catch her in the act, other wise it doesn't do any good. Patience is the key, and go back to basics whit her. You can also try "Nothing in Life is Free". I'm sure in time she is outgrow this, and with training she will get better.

I am having this trouble with my 7 month old female Frenchie. She has been house trained for 3 months and asked to go out in the night if she needed to.
For he past 3 weeks she has taken to weeing and pooing in the house at night.
I have put paper and puppy pads by the back door but she ignores this and goes where it suits her.
This morning I woke at 3.30 and went to put her outside but she had already done 2 poos and a wee on the carpet.
She knows she has done wrong because she hangs her head or buries her face in a cushion
Any advice would be most welcome

 

[davidh]

[MENTION=2115]momac[/MENTION], I would crate her at night, or anytime you are gone from the house. When you are at home, keep her confined to a small space where you are at. You may have to start with the basics again. If she is not spayed, she also might be coming into heat soon, and this could also explain it.