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Posts: 294 02/22/10 12:55 PM Moderator	Tags : None Submissive urination in dogs, I mean. Not in people. http://dog-training.suite101.com/article.cfm/submissive-urination-in-dogs If you click on any of my articles, if you have a minute, please click on any of the ads that are displayed there. That's how I get paid, but you need to look at the ad (or go do the laundry - whatever!) for at least 10 seconds. Some of the ads are pretty interesting, actually. Thanks! Jac, Ella (golden retriever, not diabetic), Abbey (golden retriever/Irish setter, not diabetic) beautiful Angel Jenny (golden retriever), and cats Mona and Ernie. Jenny passed away February 15, 2008 at almost 14 years old. Weight: 65 pounds. Diabetes, myasthenia gravis, hypothyroid. Started on Caninsulin (Vetsulin) for 3 months then switched to NPH - 13 units twice daily. .
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Administrator Posts: 7339 02/23/10 08:07 PM Administrator & Owner	Submissive Urination in Dogs Knowing Why It Happens is Key to Stopping the Habit Feb 22, 2010 Jacque Newman Submissive urination is believed to stem from a pup's earliest experiences with mom. Owners of these dogs need to work at building pup's confidence. To visualize a submissive dog's position in life, think about a group of people in a parade... The Leaders and the Middle Majority The most confident members lead the parade, absolutely certain in their leadership abilities. They barely notice that anyone is following them. Marching behind them is the the content middle majority - the sociable cheerleaders. Trailing at the End... the Submissives The shy members bring up the rear. They're not sure why they're in the parade but many are delighted to be invited. Always the bridesmaid but never the bride. Some of those shy members, however, are terrified. They're certain that a horrible mistake has been made and they're not supposed to be there. In the human parade, the terrified submissives are sweating profusely, hoping the ground will open up so they can dive in. In the dog parade, the terrified submissives are lying down, rolling over, and urinating. Read more at Suite101: Submissive Urination in Dogs: Knowing Why It Happens is Key to Stopping the Habit http://dog-training.suite101.com/article.cfm/submissive-urination-in-dogs#ixzz0gPYjAxVY
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