Hi,
I
agree with Lacey’s advice. A week is such a short time for him to
adjust. When we got Trinity she was a ball of nerves, coming into a strange
home, new people, a new cat. It took her a while to feel comfortable with us and
now it’s like she never lived anywhere else but here. J She also did her fair
share of peeing. Good luck!
Patricia
& Trin
Your chi will probably out
grow this. He just needs time to get used
to you, and that could take a few months. Don't
scold him for this
though, as it will make him more fearful. Fifi did
this also when we
first got her. She stopped after she learned that
we would never hurt
her. As he gets more used to you, his
surroundings, and becomes more
confident he'll stop. Put yourself in his shoes,
wouldn't you be
scared and submissive if you were the new kid on the
block and all you
noticed was a huge handing coming down at you? I
know I would be..lol!
Maybe avoid coming straight down on him. Try
sitting down with your
hands out to him, but resting on the floor, and
let him come to you.
Good luck! ~Lacey
In [email protected],
"tayworld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> Since I got my chi a week a ago, I notice
that he is very submissive
> and fearful. I also notice that he
submissive peeing a lot. He
does
> this when I get him out the crate or when he
started to wonder off.
> When he wonders, I walk toward him and bend
down and then he starts
to
> pee. None of my other dogs did this
before except him. I am new to
> this submissive peeing thing and I dont
really like it. I dont want
> him to be fearful of me. To me he is
overly submissive then any
other
> dog I know. Every time I try to pick
him up he show his stomach all
> the time. He does know how to sit but
for some reason he just
pees.
> I take him outside, I just dont understand
him at all. He is 5
months
> but he dont look like it. He is a big
chi lol. Any suggestions
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