Is There A Way To Stop Excitement Piddling In My Dachshund?
Posted by benny in Uncategorized on December 28th, 2009 | one response
The vet said she’d grow out of it, but that was when she was a pup, and she’s almost 4 now and still doing it. She gets excited whenever family comes over and I have to follow her around, mopping up. Please tell me there’s a solution to this.
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It’s not an uncommon reaction in dogs. Our puppy had the same problem and I have two recommendations. The first is to try and anticipate when you are expecting company and take your dog out to the bathroom just before they arrive. No fuel in the tank = no problem. If it’s a surprise visit you could let your dog greet the company outside. When I get home from work at the end of the day my dog is always very excited, so when I open the door I let him come out instead of me going in. The second thing you can do is coach all of your company to ignore the dog when he displays the negative behavior. This sort of associative learning is how dogs pick up new tricks. With practice, he will learn that every time he pees the company will immediately stop petting him and he will learn to hold it.