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How to Prevent Your Dog From Peeing When They Are Excited

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Prevent Your Dog From Peeing When They Are Excited
Prevent Your Dog From Peeing When They Are Excited

Some dogs have a problem peeing when they are excited. Here is a helpful article to help you prevent your dog from peeing and to learn how to train you dog to stop peeing when they are to happy.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
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  1. Step 1

    Do not pet your dog when you first walk through the door. Dogs get very happy when you come in the door and sometimes need to go outside to go pee before you can say hello to them.

  2. Step 2

    Do not let guests pet your dog when they first walk through the door. It is best to let your dog get used to new people in the house. After about twenty minutes you should be able to let your dog come up to the guests so they can pet him.

  3. Step 3

    Do not lean down to pet your dog, let your dog come to you. Your dog see you as their pack leader and they will sometimes pee when you lean towards them to pet them. This has alot to do with their natural animal instincts.

  4. Step 4

    Walk your dog often. The more you walk your dog the less likely they are going to have an accident.

  5. Step 5

    Don't get your dog overly excited. You can tell your puppy they are good however to much positive energy shown to your dog can make them pee.

  6. Step 6

    Stick with it. Your dog should have fewer accidents when you use these steps, which will make you both very happy but not to happy. :D

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on 9/8/2009 These are great tips. Thanks,

PABechko said

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on 5/6/2009 How to prevent a dog from peeing when they're excited is a very helpful article. I'll give the tips a try on our new youngster (11 mo old pup)

barba0727 said

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on 4/19/2009 great article and good tips. 5*

tyleet17 said

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on 2/2/2009 My dog had the same problem but actually she outgrown it herself. These tips should help out faster though!5*

27ways said

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on 12/20/2008 nice!

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