Hello, I have a 11 week old gsp (  Remmy) he has had a UTI. Now currently on meds with water when he want it.  He is only in a crate at night does mess in there as along I get him out with In 3hrs. He is only locked up at night. He is smart at 9 weeks old he sit, stays, shakes with both paws. Sits at the door to allow me to enter the hour and when commanded to enter he comes in. He's a smart dog.                        So now about peeing on the floor in the house. Sometime he goes to the do and other time he will pee on the floor with out any warning at all. Sometime even with in 10 min of come in the house, from peeing. I have no other dog in the house. A wife and two daughter. He is restrictedto only 400sqft of the 2000sqft house. She he doe

Hi and welcome. To ease your mind, your dog is just a baby and it will take him some time to 1. Learn the best way to tell you he needs to go out, and 2. To develop full bladder to control to be able to wait a little bit should you not pick up on his cues right away. At 11 weeks, if she was active and not napping, we were literally taking Bella out every 15 to 20 minutes. She had subtle cues she was needing to go, but it wasn't until about 4-4.5 months that it was like a lightbulb went off for her and she began to make eye contact, and then head to the door and whine.

Give it time. My philosophy was that I would rather beat her to an accident than clean one up. So I didn't mind going out often. Also if you can, give your pup ample time when out to urinate more than once so you know he is fully emptying his bladder.

 Thanks for the welcome in. Trying to get a picture up but I can't figure it out yet. Next last night I took the towel out of his crate and let him sleep on the bottom of the crate, and we had no problem, also the crate is smaller so he has just the right amount of room. And that waking up every 3hrs during to night. I guess we're just got a little frustrated  because he will hold it in the crate but not, but not when he roams around the living room.                            Now next could he be marking already . I have a wife AN two daughters. One time when I left him up star with me, the wife just got out of the shower and he dribbled on the shower mat.. Then are 6month old daughter was on the floor getting ready to shower he dribbled on her dipper?????? Any ideas thanks for the input

Very similar schedule here as well. Except, when Bella was playing she needed to go about every 15 or 20 minutes. I did worry for a time that because I was beating her to needing to go, I wasn't giving her a chance to develop her bladder, but soon realized (with some reassurance from here as well) that it would come with time. If Bella began to dribble, I would say a light "ah-ah" as she had already learned that as a correction noise. She would immediately cut off and out we went as quickly as possible. I even worried for a time that she had decided that was the best way to let me know she needed to go out. But it all came together with time and patience. Very cute pup by the way!! Yes, you will very much enjoy having him around and having him and your daughter grow up together