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Symptoms of a dog UTI include increased urination, blood in urine, accidents in house-trained dogs, urgency, and possibly lethargy or vomiting.

Never punish your dog for peeing inside; instead, rule out medical issues, reinforce house training with positive reinforcement, and reduce stress triggers.

Symptoms of a dog UTI include increased urination frequency, urgency, inappropriate urination indoors, blood in urine, and possible leakage or discomfort.

Never punish your dog for peeing inside; instead, rule out medical issues first and reinforce proper behavior with consistent, positive house training.

Common symptoms of a dog UTI include increased urination frequency, urgency, blood in the urine, and accidental urination indoors, especially in house-trained dogs.

Never punish your dog for indoor accidents. First, rule out medical issues by consulting a vet, then use positive reinforcement to retrain and address any behavioral triggers.

A previously house-trained dog may pee indoors due to medical issues like infections, incontinence, or arthritis, or behavioral causes such as anxiety or territorial marking.

Dogs may urinate indoors for various reasons, but it's rarely about seeking attention; medical issues or stress are more common causes.

Sudden indoor urination in a house-trained dog may be due to medical issues like infections or incontinence, or behavioral causes such as stress or anxiety.