Well, it's been three weeks since I started this thread about Bella peeing too often, and no improvement at all! Today I am at the end of my rope with her, and my husband just pointed out that she has been a positive addition to the house for everyone but me. They enjoy her, they play, they walk her, train her, sometimes even clean up after her, but the majority of the mopping falls to me and today I've mopped all day. She was out for her usual morning walk and pooped and peed (twice). In the next six hours, she peed in the house TEN times, pooped twice, ate it once. I had no chance to take her out because by the time I cleaned up and waited the 20 minutes or so that I thought reasonable, given that she has JUST DONE IT, she peed again. The only breaks for me were while she was napping. I twice set the alarm to take her out only 30 minutes after she'd peed on the floor, and both times she peed on the floor before the alarm went off. I've noticed that often her pee is nearly clear, no odor, almost like water. Could it be that she's drinking too much and I should limit her? The vet said no, and it really seems impossibly like she's putting out more than she's taking in. The vet said that Bella doesn't have a UTI, but maybe she was wrong. Maybe they didn't let the culture go long enough. I'm pretty sure she told me three days and called me after only two to say it was negative. She said the situation will improve as Bella matures, but I really think there must be a problem. I replicated one of her pee puddles with water and figured out that her output is approx. 1/4 cup per incident, which means that today, by 3:30pm, she'd peed about 3 cups, which seems really too much for a small Beagle. My experience is with breeding Min. Schnauzers, and I swear a pack of five didn't pee as much as Bella all by herself. Can anyone tell me what the treatment is for a Beagle puppy UTI? I am able to get most things OTC here, so I could treat her myself and see if the situation improves. We are not the type of people to live with puppy pee-pads in the house, and I'd really hate to keep her crated except for walks, which is what some house-training guides recommend. I also don't want to leave the balcony door open and just let her go out there. I want her to go out in the forest on her walks several times a day like a reasonable dog. Bella doesn't give me any signal that she needs to go. Just suddenly trots over to her chosen spot and squats. I am so frustrated with this!