How to Train a Puppy to Not Pee when Greeted
00:00:45 Method 1 Dealing with Submission Urination
00:00:52 1 – Identify the signs of submissive urination
00:01:29 2 – Don’t scold or punish your dog for urinating
00:02:11 3 – Greet the dog while avoiding dominant behaviors
00:03:15 4 – Encourage confident postures and greetings
00:03:47 5 – Take your puppy outside to urinate frequently
00:04:21 6 – Introduce new people and experiences gradually
00:05:14 7 – Spend relaxed time with your dog
00:05:52 8 – Train your dog to provide alternative submissive responses
00:06:39 9 – Consult with your veterinarian
00:07:05 Method 2 Curbing Excitement Urination
00:07:12 1 – Recognize the symptoms of excitement urination
00:07:52 2 – Avoid exciting your puppy when greeting
00:08:35 3 – Ignore excitement urination
00:09:13 4 – Give your puppy plenty of exercise
00:09:47 5 – Take your puppy outside to urinate more frequently
00:10:14 6 – Use trained commands to calm your dog down
00:10:46 Method 3 Knowing When to Get Help
00:10:53 1 – Give your puppy time to grow out of its urination behavior
00:11:33 2 – Be aware of any abuse in your puppy’s history
00:12:29 3 – Consult with your vet
00:13:00 4 – Take your puppy to a dog trainer or attend a training class
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