I have a year and a half old min. pin. he pees on everything. if i get him nuetered will he stop?

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Probably not, although it could help slightly. As a fellow parent of a min pin very close to the same age (but mine's a female), I'm guessing that you may not have sufficiently convinced him that you're in charge.
As I'm sure you've noticed, they're quick little boogers and will try anything at least once to see if they can get away with it. The more they win, the more they get to thinking they can do whatever they want to. I'd start back at square one ASAP with house-training, putting him in a crate when you can't be watching him like a hawk, etc. And, yes, they can pee very fast when you're not watching, don't they? :)
I've sort of had a few rounds with my little girl every now and then over remembering that she's still supposed to use her litterbox in the bathroom if she wakes up and needs to pee in the middle of the night (quite a nice idea, actually). . . usually spending a few nights in her crate (where she's usually at least okay about holding it) to break her of the habit and cleaning up the spots really well will set her straight again.

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It's possible, but the chances would've been higher, if you neutered him a year ago. Now, he's learn the behavior, and may still continue to do the peeing even after he's neutered.

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Plain and simple: No.
Neutering your dog will not housebreak him. Only training your dog properly will do that.
Neuter by all means, if you have no intention of breeding him. But don't expect that to solve this issue. Only time, patience, and a LOT of attention will take care of it.

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You need to either get rid of the dog or buy a book on dogs so you know what the hell you are doing! At this point you have your head up your butt!

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Probably not since he's an older dog. But get him altered any ways. Its so much more healthy for the dog.
Now as for the peeing problem, you're probably going to have to consult a trainer on that one.

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sorry, but nuetering your dog wont help. only a strong mind and patience with housetraining will help.

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Hi you should neuter him anyway I;d suggest, because in male dogs not neutered testicular tumors are common, that's what my dog developed and by then he was too old for the operation. I think neutering will at the least make him healthier and calmer, my dog peed on everything that was 1 inch off the ground:)

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Yes thats what I heard

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It helps with some breeds and will take longer with others. Having him fixed could help but if there are areas in your home where he has peed, you will need to get rid of the scent so he wont continue to remark his territory.

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The only thing that's going to get him to stop is proper training. Potty training is something he needs to learn.chopping off the goodies wont stop it.sorry.

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This is a training issue. I do recommend having the dog neutered but, training is whats needed most.

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if he is only marking then from what i have heard, yes nuetering will stop this. but if he is actually unloading then no. ask your vet!

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small dogs are dogs that do that anyways they get trained will stay trained for a little bit and then wont care, I have a mini dauch and he went thru training class for everything possible and they he started being a nasty dog in the house peeing and crapping on everything mind you I spend tons of attention on him because I am almost always home and bring him outside with the horses and he never goes outside he just holds it and the minute hes thru that door he pees on the floor. I have left him outside before in the pens we have outside for 24hrs and he held everything and the minute he was out of my hands in the house eveywhere he went. I have tons of dog books and know how to train but hes stuborn and wont just listen. so you may be stuck with a dog like that for life..

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no that wont stop nothing think he only urin when he drinks so put him on a schedule dont just leave the water lying around because hes gonna and then piss just like humans