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Old 03-20-2009, 02:09 PM   #185
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Originally Posted by bfforever View Post
I was thinking about the same thing. My male was a squatter. My D's dog is a squatter. I can't imagine a male yorkie lifting his leg in the house. We got both of ours fixed at around six months. My friend's yorkie was always a leg lifter, even as a puppy. He peed on her sofa, bed , walls till she got him trained which was about never. How do you get a squatter or keep a dog squatting. Loved my male, but don't think I could deal with a leg lifter.
It's not so bad. Thor squats on his pad, but he likes lifting his leg on walks, and while he's not maniacal about it, he does lift his leg when he's decided to pee indoors on a wall.

In general, if you neuter a dog early enough, he will not lift his leg. It's not a hard and fast rule though, and it's not that uncommon for female dogs to lift their legs, particularly if they are not altered.
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