[Dailydrool] Excited Pee

[Saraberry at aol.com]

Carolyn,
 
This sounds like a form of submissive urination.  It probably will  not be 
changed by the operation, but hard to say.
 
If not, you can lessen the behavior by asking for a calm sit-stay when  
people come and go before he is petted, and it may help not to say "Hello" or  
"Goodbye" and to practice coming and going in and out.
 
Best,
Sara


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Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2008 13:49:49 -0400
From:  "Carolyn Mitchell" <carolynmitchell at ns.sympatico.ca>
Subject:  [Dailydrool] excited pee
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This is funny and yet not funny, daddy went back in  the truck today to go 
away for 8 days bad daddy any way Rex got so excited to  say Good bye he peed 
all down daddys leg leaving his scent. He He He He.... my  ques is after Sept. 
when we have the big O / operation will he stop his excited  pee. He does it 
when he sees someone he has not seen in awhile or on his way to  go downstairs 
for morning pee when he says good morning to daddy. Its not a  problem problem, 
just wondering if it will slow down after the O. he is almost 9  months and 
our vet does not want to do the nuggers before 10 months to a  year
Have a great day all!
Carolyn 




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