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Why do dogs pee on people? Up to 4 reasons and improvement methods that owners can do

Find out the most common reasons why dogs pee on people, and what you can do to stop it.

By Zubair WritesPublished 10 months ago 3 min read
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Why do dogs pee on people? Up to 4 reasons and improvement methods that owners can do
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Here are some reasons why dogs pee on people. It's hard to pee on other people. We propose improvement methods that can be done by the owner for each reason.

Why Dogs Pee On People

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There is a difference in frequency, but sometimes dogs pee on people. If it's a family member, it's fine, but if you use it on someone else, you may get into trouble.

So this time, I will explain why dogs pee on people and how owners can improve it. Let's know by all means "my child is okay".

1. To make a self-appeal

The reason dogs pee on people is to appeal to themselves.

I think that by wearing a pee smell, they are thinking (Let's get to know me better!).

When your pet pees on people to promote itself, we propose two ways for owners to improve their behavior.

If you're walking, keep the leash short so you don't get too close to people. There are times when the owner pees while standing and talking.

If it is a dog run, we will make them wear diapers and manner belts. It seems that there are surprisingly many people who have had their feet peeed on without realizing it.

2. I want to claim "It's mine!"

If your dog pees on you, it's yours! Because I want to claim

I think that dogs that pee on their owners and family members are affectionate, possessive and jealous.

When petting another dog or talking to someone you know, you may pee because you insist that "this person is my owner!"

If you're an owner who often urinates on you, you probably know the timing from your dog's gestures and actions. If you are about to be peeed on, you can avoid it, and wearing diapers and manner belts is safe.

I think it's an improvement that owners can do to avoid petting other dogs in front of their dogs and not to talk long with acquaintances.

Excited

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Dogs can pee on people when they are excited.

This is the so-called "Ureshion". When the owner comes home, he is so happy and excited that he pees involuntarily. Sometimes it's a small amount, sometimes it's a lot. It's hard to clean up after being peeed every day! Isn't there something like that?

Is toilet training done while you are away? In the case of dogs who can't pee unless they go outside, there is a lot of piling up.

If you can defecate indoors, the amount of excitement you pee on will be small. Consider re-challenging toilet training as an improvement method that the owner can do.

4. I'm nervous

When dogs are nervous, they may pee on people.

When your dog looks sociable and friendly, but is actually shy and easily nervous, he or she may urinate unintentionally from nervousness.

I think that even shy and nervous dogs like people because they can interact with them. If you are meeting someone for the first time or in an unfamiliar place, you may get nervous and easily pee.

As an improvement method that owners can do, when going to a dog cafe or veterinary hospital, I think it would be good to wear diapers and manner belts before going out.

During a walk, when someone asks, "Can I touch you?" Isn't it a good idea to hold your dog's body down?

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Here are 4 reasons why dogs pee on people.

  • for self-advocacy
  • it's mine! I want to claim
  • excited
  • is nervous

I think we need to thoroughly prevent our dogs from urinating on others by wearing diapers and manner belts.

However, please do not scold him if he urinates on people, including the owner and family members. If you think about the reason from the dog's perspective, you should be able to see nature and how to improve and deal with it.

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Zubair Writes

Aiming to make the living environment of dog wners and their pets better and nicer,



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