It may just be that he is a little nervous about his new home but something you can do is change the energy round him. Watch your voice and your actions around him...especially when you first enter the room he is in...don't look or talk to him...just ignore him until he completely settles down. Excited peeing is usually a sign of submission so it isn't a bad thing...but it sure is irritating!! So just get yourself calm...and remember no petting, no saying anything to him, and no looking at him until his excitement level drops...then maybe sit down and let him approach you...but again...don't give him any of you until he is completely calm. If that doesnt work, you can use a belly band to keep it from happening...it's just a width of lined fabric, with Velcro on each end the wraps around his little pee-pee...you place a maxi pad inside before you put it on...if you need one or two, let me know. I make them and sell them.
Romping in the Dog Park! Deanna and the Dog Park Gang! The LITTLES: Mouse-chi 11-13-2004 Madison-yorkie 11-20-2010 Myrtle-chi 4-23-2010 The MIDDLES: Nugget- poodle 8-24-2004 Bella-Pom 1-15-2007 Mabel-Boston 7-14-2010 The BIGGUNS Logan-GSD 11-24-2011 Caleb-rott/chow/pitt mix 6-17-2006-RIP 2-22-2012 Maxine-Pitt 6-3-2008 Toby-ESS 12-12-2006 Stella and Stanley ( winged dog park members) And of course....the CAT (Miles) LIFE WITHOUT A DOG IS LIKE DANCING WITHOUT MUSIC. YOU CAN DO IT, BUT WHO WOULD WANT TO?? ...and I like all kinds of music!! On Apr 6, 2012, at 8:46 AM, "Cajungirl" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Everyone, I haven't posted in a long time. I am the proud mother of Chevy > who will be making 3 yrs old in May. I just acquired a 4 year old Chi whose > name is Paco. He only weighs 4 lbs. He came from a bad home and was in a > shelter. When he went to the vet, for some reason he snapped at her and she > wanted to put him down. A friend of mine, found out and went and get him. She > called me and asked me if I wanted to take him. Of course, I said yes. He is > such a very lovable dog, I don't understand how he could have snapped at her > unless she did something to him. He gets along well with my other chi and my > min pin. My questions is what can I do, to stop him from peeing when he gets > so excited? He is fixed and not sure what to do. My other dogs don't have > that problem. I will post some pictures of him as soon as I can get him to > calm down. He is a very active little thing. Instantly we all fell in love > with him. I told my friend that he has found his forever home. > > Caren, Chevy and Paco > >
