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You will need to eliminate any medical reasons first, as there could be bladder infections that are causing the urination, but aside from that there are other reasons why dogs will urinate.
One of the most common reasons for a dog to lose control of it's bladder is from excitement and you will generally see this happen a lot more with puppies.
With puppies this is a lack of bladder control that will generally stop, as they get older.
Puppies are often unaware that they are urinating when they get excited and to reprimand them for doing this will cause confusion.
To get angry with dog training your dog for excitement urination can lead to other problems where the dog will begin to urinate from submissiveness rather than excitement thereby creating another problem that will need to be addressed.
With excitement urination the best cure is prevention and that is achieved by not allowing your dog to get overly excited.
And the best way to stop your dog getting over excited in certain circumstances is to expose him/her to those situations more often until they no longer get excited to the extent that they urinate.
Puppies will eventually grow out of excitement urination as they develop better bladder control.
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Dog Training
dog training More Information:
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You will need to eliminate any medical reasons first, as there could be bladder infections that are causing the urination, but aside from that there are other reasons why dogs will urinate.
One of the most common reasons for a dog to lose control of it's bladder is from excitement and you will generally see this happen a lot more with puppies.
With puppies this is a lack of bladder control that will generally stop, as they get older.
Puppies are often unaware that they are urinating when they get excited and to reprimand them for doing this will cause confusion.
To get angry with dog training your dog for excitement urination can lead to other problems where the dog will begin to urinate from submissiveness rather than excitement thereby creating another problem that will need to be addressed.
With excitement urination the best cure is prevention and that is achieved by not allowing your dog to get overly excited.
And the best way to stop your dog getting over excited in certain circumstances is to expose him/her to those situations more often until they no longer get excited to the extent that they urinate.
Puppies will eventually grow out of excitement urination as they develop better bladder control.
dog training
For more...
dog training