Housebreaking Woes

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Originally Posted by welsh

My girl is 4 and lifts her leg. I think she's a lesbian.

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ROTFLMAO .:scream::D:D

TD

Welsh , some people might call her a dominant female.

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Originally Posted by Wood Witch

Welsh , some people might call her a dominant female.

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Isn't dominant and female the same thing?

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Originally Posted by The Wife

Mine's about 2 and a half and still wobbles when he lifts his leg. Looks like he's gonna fall over sometimes. Ends up peeing on his front foot half the time. :whacked:

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Well that is because a woman is taking him out and showing him . I hear Mike Pal is the go to trainer to teach lift the leg .:D

TD

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Originally Posted by 400bigbear

Well that is because a woman is taking him out and showing him . I hear Mike Pal is the go to trainer to teach lift the leg .:D TD

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BB I've trained panty waisted shirt and tie guys from the GTA to lift their legs :)

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps6a659d1b.jpg

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Originally Posted by MikePal

BB I've trained panty waisted shirt and tie guys from the GTA to lift their legs :)

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps6a659d1b.jpg

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I didn't think that was possible Mike but you have proven me wrong . LMAO .

TD

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Originally Posted by terrym

Isn't dominant and female the same thing?

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and a Merry Christmas to you too!:santa:

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Originally Posted by The Wife

I'm so relieved my Brittany grew out of that. It was a real eye opener for us. We'd never had a dog with this issue before. He would pee at the slightest excitement but he also had a stubborn streak, so would pee when he couldn't get his way. But I also think this submissive urination kept him from understanding when his bladder was full and to let us know when he needed to go. It took quite a while to fully potty train him. Using a bell at the door helped. It made it like a game but he could also ring it to his heart's content when he was trying to get attention. Every time he rang it, we let him out and encouraged him to "go" even if he didn't need to.

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And if it's genetic submissive urination the dog doesn't even realize they are urinating based on the information from my vet. They get excited and pee ! If you scold them it makes it worse. We did the door bell thing also with the same outcome you had.

just be patient, it will get better. They know what they are supposed to do. I've had quite a few dogs, all different breeds and my Chocolate Lab which is my newest dog was one of the toughest. I thought he'd never get there but he did!