How do I get my Dachshund to stop peeing when he gets excited?
This is not a housebreaking issue!! Pls. don't scold him! Your dog is a submissive pee'er. It is his way of showing you that he is submissing to you & recognizes you as the alpha!! When you come home - let him out of his crate - but totally ignore him for about 5-6 minutes! Don't speak to him or make eye contact - go about your business. Once he is settled down from the excitement of having you home - quietly say, "hello" - and then take him outside for potty. By getting all excited when you come home or when someone comes to the house - you are "upping the anty" - so to speak! He is trying to show you - in dog's terms - that you are the leader of the pack. This is not a "marking" or "housebreaking issue" - your dog is trying to please ! Neutering him will help with marking - if he lifts his leg to mark. But if he is squatting to pee upon seeing you or gets excited - keep the excitement down. My female was a submissive pee'er! After a couple of weeks of quietly greeting her, she stopped.
Will my 4 month old pup ever stop peeing when he gets excited?
My cocker spaniel is the same way (and so are most types of spaniels actually). It's called having a "nervous bladder." Just take him outside immediately after getting home. He'll soon learn to associate excitement with waiting until he gets outside. As soon as you or your boyfriend walk in, go immediately to the yard or whatever and let him out before you pay any attention to him. If you pay attention to him right away, he'll just get more excited. Also make sure that he goes right before you guys leave. That way he'll have less in his bladder, because the more full his bladder is, the more pressure they'll be on it which will make him just want to pee. But whatever you do, don't just "let" him do it and clean up after him or he'll never learn that he's not supposed to pee in the house. Even if he is just happy, a little light smack on the rear-end never hurts to help re-enforce something. Just as long as you still keep in mind that he's just a puppy and doesn't know any better; you need to TEACH him. Good luck!!! And don't listen to nicoledioquino828, it's not "irresponsible" or "lack of training"; some dogs just have a hard time controlling their bladder and need a lot of practice. Just like babies. It's not like you don't have any responsiblity for your 6 month old that he/she has to pee in their diaper, it's just that he/she hasn't learned how to control their bladder yet.
Why Does My Dog Get So Excited When She Sees Me and Pees On Me?
Everytime I get home my little Chihuahua goes crazy and runs around me crying until I pick her up. and when I do pick her up she pees on me and can't seem to stop jerking around. I've tried not picking her up but she won't stop crying. She's been doing it since she was a pup, but now she's 2. Does my dog have adhd or a nervous disorder? What can Ido to make it better?
Why does my min. dachshund pee a little when he is excited or when I come home?
Everytime me or my husband come home and we open up the room where our puppy stays, we have to rush in b/c he gets so excited, he pees a little. Then he jumps around and sometimes even rolls around and gets pee on him. Is this normal? What can I do to make him stop?
Why does my sisters dog pee when she sees me?
She is a 4 month old black lab and I see her about 3-4 times a week. I've heard of submissive peeing but she only does it to me. This morning my sister brought her over and put her in my bed and she started peeing on me. It's not dribbles it's usually a full out pee. Someone help so we can fix this issue