My Golden Doodle Puppy Pees When He Gets Excited

Thank you for this article. I’ve had dogs all my life, but I now have a seriously bitey puppy. He’s a Leonberger, and at 7 months looks nearly full-grown. Has a lovely nature, not an aggressive bone in his body, but he easily gets over-excited and wants to leap on people and/or bite – very gently, but my aim is never to see teeth at all.

My golden doodle puppy pees when he gets excited. When your puppy can exit the crate without losing her mind, avoid bending over, touching in any way and even making eye contact with your puppy. 3) You may even want to avoid talking to your puppy. As calmly and efficiently as possible, attach a leash and immediately take your puppy outside. Once she has done her business, you can then greet. 7. Many of you have asked about the balance of keeping the puppy inside while young and not having all shots and getting socialized - the advice is conflicting. If your puppy does not have all of her/his shots, be careful in public places. Do not put your puppy on the floor at the vet. Do not let your puppy go into areas that lots of other dogs. To train a puppy to not pee when it's greeted, start ignoring your puppy when you get home until it calms down, which will prevent it from getting too excited and peeing. You should also use a low, quiet tone of voice and avoid saying anything that will rile your puppy up. The worst thing you can do is give affection or attention to an excited dog. This is just telling him that you like what he is doing. He’ll learn that being excited gets a reward, so he’ll keep doing it.The best way to react to an excited dog is to ignore her. Use no touch, no talk, no eye contact.

i had a female cockapoo who did that. but she grew out of it at around age two. telling her to stop wont help at all bc she cant controle herself even some people pee when the get excited or scared. i dont know how to stop it but i learned to greet her outside lol. and male dogs do it too. my friend has a golden doodle who pees everywhere when he gets excited. once i was picking him up and he. I have an 8 month old Golden Doodle who will pee whenever she is excited or submissive. This behavior has been consistent since we brought her into the family when she was 3 weeks old. We reward her when she potties outside with attention and treats, but that has had no effect. If your precious pooch has an unpleasant habit of peeing whenever she's excited, don't assume that the problem will necessarily go away with a little time. Although excitement urination is particularly common in puppies, for some, the behavior may continue into the full-grown adult stage. Why does my dog pee when I pet him? Submissive peeing is a submissive gesture that can happen when a dog is over-excited, anxious and/or fearful. You cannot punish your dog for submissive peeing because your dog is not doing it on purpose and cannot help it.

My wife's friend just recently went through a divorce and asked us if we would take her 1 year old full size golden doodle off of her hands through the hard times, we had puppy sat him and loved him so I accepted. His name is Mac, he's a great dog, he sits and relaxes by you, plays fetch, and doesn't complain about life, he just loves being a Dood. As I mentioned in the article I’ll keep my puppy outside at her potty spot for a couple extra minutes after she goes the first time outside. Also, when you bring your puppy inside you’ll want to keep a close eye on him if he’s awake. My puppy tends to pee every 5-10 minutes when she’s awake. Your situation does not sound uncommon. Continued. Urine Marking. Some dogs urinate in the house because they’re scent marking. Dogs scent mark for a variety of reasons, including to claim territory, to identify themselves to other dogs and let them know they’ve been there, and in response to frustration, stress or an anxiety provoking situation. A dog scent marks by urinating small amounts on vertical surfaces. When petting your puppy, go for under the chin rather than the top of the head. Keep all greetings low key and take your dog outside to relieve itself as soon as you get home. If your dog pees in the house, simply clean it up without fuss and go away. Don't forget to reward and praise your pup when it pees in the appropriate spot.

Also, stay on track with your puppy’s vaccinations and deworming routine. Make sure he is protected before you take him outside regularly. Your puppy should already be getting heartworm prevention as well as flea and tick prevention. Consult your veterinarian to see what products or combinations are best for your dog’s lifestyle. Look closely at your dog when he’s urinating. If he’s peeing because he has a full bladder, there will be a long stream of urine. On the other hand, if he is marking his territory, the pee will come out in short bursts and usually a few drops at a time. If the marking is out of control, you may want to consider spaying or neutering your dog. Puppy will attempt to move himself up in the pack order. Puppy will try to dominate. Puppy will grab leashes; Puppy will try to determine what activities are going to be done and when. Puppy may growl. Puppy may put his mouth on you. Puppy can often become over excited. What you can do: Learn how your actions and body language communicate to. I usually notice puppy bliss during the 4-6 month period as my puppy is still relatively small (compared to his full size) and cute, he behaves well, listens, and understands most of the basics. However, for some reason around 6 months puppies seem to hit a regression (at least mine do).