What can you do to stop your dog to pee when it got excited?

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During excitement, young dogs often spontaneously urinate. They have no control over this and sometimes do not even realize it has occurred. Other dogs may urinate as a sign of submission in the presence of another animal (or person) that they consider dominant. Submissive urination is sometimes seen in puppies or young dogs that have been abused. However, many puppies that have submissive urination are perfectly normal and from good backgrounds. These types of urination problems seem to be caused by either a lack of neuromuscular control over the bladder or by previous treatment that frightened or intimidated the puppy.

Owners should try to determine what actions or events cause the involuntary urination to occur. For some, this will be easy. Excitement or sudden movement toward the puppy may cause her to urinate. For others, it might be something as simple as direct eye contact. Many puppies urinate when you bend over them, so instead, kneel down to their level. Whatever the cause, do your best to eliminate these situations or actions. Most puppies will outgrow this behavior by six months to a year of age, especially if we let them mature through this stage of their life in a gentle and calm environment. Be patient. When an accident occurs, do not make a fuss. Clean it up and forget it.

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my dog does this and i havent found any way to stop her. she's 2 years old and i gave up trying to get her to quit i just keep lots of paper towels and clorox wipes around.

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If it is excitement when you first come home or when they first see you, I have a suggestion. Ignore them for 10-15 minutes. When you go to pet them, don't make eye contact, do it from the side, keep your voice calm.

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some dogs do this when you come home they get so excited they roll on their backs and it seems that they are peeing in the air. there are ways of curing this It may sound cruel but it works .. when you come home ignore your dog say hello pat the top of their head and move on . it is from them being excited about your return and being nervous and submissive all in the same breath. you are the pack leader and they want to show you that they know this. Thats where the peeing comes from ..after several weeks of ignoring them when you first come home should stop this behavior. every time they become excited do not talk in that funny voice that we all do.. animal lovers that is. walk away instead this way they are to busy chasing to pee when they finally catch you firmly say good dog pet the top of their head and again move on. after awhile their bladder will begin to hold during theses encounters and it will natural normal behavior plus it helps when you are coming thru the door with grocerys in your hand and dog big or small is not jumping and peeing all over you. I had the problem with my female vet gave me this little tid bit. it took about two weeks for it to cease she is 7 now when I walk in the dog she still just walks up for her pat and her biscuit and when she is done she will come for a real scratching and a real hello without the messing..I added the biscuit with my greeting because I found it be too hard to ignore my baby when I walked thru the door but what ever works for you good luck and a dry floor it really works

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I asked this question before and they gave me very good tips about it and i tried it and there one of the tips. When your dog gets excited or when you come home don't pet or look at your dog, let him/her follow you to the backyard then pet the dog then he/she will pee then after that praise the dog and give the dog a treat so the dog knows. I did that and my dog now understand, i mean she still has a peeing problem and she's 1 but now she goes directly to her peeing spot when i come home and she would pee there then go and play with me. She's a darling but before she had a crazy madness problem and she still does but now she can go to her spot rather then peeing on the spot and it's nto b/c i pet her on spot so i let her pee first. I hope this helps.