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Originally Posted by Mom to Hot Rod  It could be the excitement pee. Do you make a fuss when you do come thru the door? Even if you think he's getting excited when he hears the garage door, you should just come in and do not acknowledge him until he's calm down. Can you try leaving for short periods of time...say like 5/10 minutes and come in but do not fuss with him until he calms down? Keep doing this to make sure that he's getting used to you coming and going.
Maggie May had it and she did outgrow it. Maggie peed whenever she got so excited when we came home or when we saw another dog. She had submission pee as well. She would do this in traning class.
In the meantime, you can either put him the bathroom where it's not carpeted or you can put a belly band on him until this (hopefully) stops. I do offer belly bands if you are interested in this method.
Good luck. |
Thanks! I'll do a more concerted effort towards coming and going for short periods of time to see what happens. I've heard about belly bands but aren't really sure of how they work. Thanks for offering though, I'll have to look into it.