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Originally Posted by LDandPasquale  id bring her around more dogs that are friendly to ensure her that its ok and not to be afraid of other dogs. Maybe some playdates? |
I really wouldn't do this until she's older & has had all her shots. Afterwards, this would be a great idea!
Chelsea used to tinkle a little when I'd go to pick her up, but hers was more of a happy excitement issue. It only lasted a month or so (thank God!). I think with a little time, and her assurance that you aren't going to hurt her, she will stop on her own.
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