
Actually it covers dogs too, but the problem is most often seen in puppies. Submissive urination, excited peeing, dribbling etc are probably the most frustating of dog problems. It is easy to make much worse if you treat it as bad behavior, but mostly curable if handled calmly and with patience. For this web page I haven't written mine own advice - there is a lot of great information out there already so I'm just offering up a links to other sites. I haven't examined them, I have no recommendations of one over another, my personal experience in this area is very limited.
Evans Guide for Housetraining
People, Pooches and Problems
These two books by Job Michael Evans are great resources to have on hand. They both cover submissive urniation, and the second covers lots of other problems. It can be a useful book for keeping your dog out of trouble, instead of just fixing problems as they arise.
Way to Go! How to Housetrain a Dog of Any Age! Submissive urination isn't really a housetraining problem. But it doesn't hurt to get a solid understanding of elimination behavior in your dog. This will help. And, of course, if the problem is a housetraining problem, then this will still help.
MORE Submissive urination links - great general resource.
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