?? now that i have two yorkies???
 

i spend most times cleaning up after coby.
hes peeing on everything .... his blankets, toys, smell so bad
daily... i have to wash him and his belonging daily.. he's more work.. then Lola ???? shes so easy she never pees on her stuff, she only pees on
the wee pads.. coby does so much peeing during the day.. i am not
sure if he peeing all over his stuff marking because he's a boy'?
or if this is his personality-- ? we contacted his vet about him
getting neuter.. we had to stop him from interacting we lola..
he tries to hump her from behind:eek: with loa being so young tiny
only 12 weeks old.. we dont want him to hurt her?..we need to know
after the neuter will the marking stop and humping???? Coby now pees and poops on the floor next to his litter box because we wont let them interact

Neutering may not stop his marking but will certainly keep him from
getting your little girl pregnant. How about a belly band on him?
That will stop him from marking but will not stop him from getting
her pregnant when she's older. Humping should die down some
however they still do it from time to time. Buddy is six and the
only time he humps his bed is after breakfast:confused: I tell him only
bad boy's do that daily and he walks away until the next morning
only to do it all over again. Your doing the right thing by getting
him neutered and hopefully the little girl spayed when she's older too.
Hope this helps you,

You need to neuter him and start all over with potty training because hes developed bad habits. You need to confine him when you cant watch him. I had a 5 yr old with bade potty habits and I was able to retrain her so I know you can retrain him it just takes consistency

i hope so what about keeping them apart..
will he really hurt her since she so young

Coby is just showing his dominance with Lola, humping is just something dogs do to each other, and it really has no sexual connotation, but hormones, such as testosterone, probably guide it, and neutering can lessen it. Are you planning to breed? You really need to get Coby fixed as soon as possible. When you add another dog to the mix, marking becomes more of a problem I'm not sure why you wanted to add another dog to the family, since Coby isn't really trained yet. It's going to be more difficult training two. Also, cleaning urine marks with a regular cleaner doesn't remove the protein in the urine; you need a special cleaner, such as Natures Miracle to remove all the protein. It has special enzymes that eat the protein. If a tiny bit of protein is left the dog returns to the spot, and marks again. Remember it's not his fault when he makes a mistake, you have not taught him correctly or cleaned correctly. You need to either crate train him, or keep him in a playpen with plenty of pee pads. Never allow him on the carpet unless both eyes are on him, if he starts to circle place him on a pee pad. I'm really confused about why you wanted to add another dog at this time, when it sounds like you haven't read that much on how to care for Coby. Here's an excellent article on housebreaking, please study it and if there is a part you don't understand, ask questions, but you need a specific plan to house break a dog, it can't be hit and miss, you have to be consistent, and never angry with the dog. Remember it is ALWAYS the human's fault when the dog makes a mistake. Free House Training for Puppies and Adult Dogs - No More Accidents Starting Today!

what made him have bad potty habits? he was train?
in the litter box because the babie came train she goes on her wii pad she
came train on her own... he just started doing this maybe during around
the time he started marking areas ...this why i was wondering if
this is because he need to be neuter

no i dont want them to breed
i want them to be brother and sister

well he was completly train and i didnt have this problem until recent

Oh, good! No question then fix Coby as soon as possible, this will stop the production of most of the testosterone being made. Testosterone is thought to be responsible for both humping and marking. The Adrenal gland makes a little testosterone, but the testicles make most of it. Remember marking is different than peeing, even though it comes from the same place. Dogs don't' mark because their bladder is full, the mark because they want to put their scent on things and claim the territory. An unneutered dog's urine is very strong smelling, and neutering helps with the bad smell. If you are on a budget, there are many low cost neutering clinics, and I recommend you get any baby teeth pulled at the same time you neuter. Yorkies don't always lose their teeth on their own, and so this is done with neuter/spays because they must be under anesthesia when their teeth are pulled. He will have a few potty set-backs after neutering, but you must be patient and consistent. Here's a link to low cost neutering services, just add your zip code. ASPCA | Free and Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Database

That means it's marking, and he's started to mature, you really should get the neutering done before marking becomes firmly established. The longer he has testosterone in his blood, the more permanent marking becomes, especially if he's around other dogs. Set up an appointment today! It takes about a month after neutering before the testosterone is in blood is lowered. Taking for walk, and praising for marking outside, has helped Joey not mark inside.

okay thanks nancy

I agree with the above, please get him neutered ASAP. Since this behavior just started, after he gets neutered, there's a strong chance that his makring will stop ;)

My TJ and Roxy were both fixed at 6 months and they are such loving brother and sister ~ they are so good ;)

okay thanks nancy and tj

Sebastian was humping everything in sight and then, when I had him neutered, he slowed down and now he has stopped almost completely. :)

Lizzie, who will be three in July, occasionally humps my smallest Italian Greyhound, another female. There's only about a 2 lb difference in them. Lizzie is 6.5 lbs. She's just a dominant little dog.