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Post by freundhund on Dec 16, 2003 19:26:06 GMT -5
Help my friend's GSD male pees on is front paws how do they stop him please.
He is 3yrs old.
Regards
Freundhund
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Post by Currmudgeon on Dec 17, 2003 15:54:58 GMT -5
Well, there's nothing wrong with his plumbing!
I don't know there's much you can do with a sloppy dog. The dog apparently dosn't care.
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Post by ginabean on Dec 17, 2003 17:45:35 GMT -5
Mine is similar--at 16 months he is learning to lift his leg, but so far doesn't know how to do it without spraying the other 3. Don't know why he doesn't smell bad, but he doesn't! Maybe he cleans it off himself.
Also, he seems to have ENORMOUS holding tanks. On a single walk he can pee full force for a minute or so 3 times (plus marking sprays, off course). It's embarrassing. The other dog owners think I never let the poor guy out, even though he stays outside most of the day!
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Post by whizzie on Dec 17, 2003 19:31:01 GMT -5
Also, he seems to have ENORMOUS holding tanks. On a single walk he can pee full force for a minute or so 3 times Ditto.... [glow=red,2,300]How much[/glow] pee can a dog bladder hold!!!!  LOL  |
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Post by Currmudgeon on Dec 17, 2003 22:34:33 GMT -5
Also, he seems to have ENORMOUS holding tanks. Reminds me of a Gary Larson cartoon. A pair of dogs are outside the house. The male dog has the garden hose in his mouth, drinking. The female dog, looking very irritated is saying, "Going out for a night on the town, are we?" |
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Post by DianeV on Dec 22, 2003 17:07:51 GMT -5
My male did the same thing. He is now around 20 months and has learned on his own to move his back legs out. He use to pee on his front feet and look down in horror and try to walk away. As long as he wasn't peeing on my feet I didn't consider it a big problem.  He learned on his own how not to pee on his feet. I did hose his feet off. |
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Post by xoxogsd on Dec 22, 2003 19:28:04 GMT -5
yes, put us in this category too. Er...my pup, not me! ;D 99% of the time, Cougar (13 mo) hikes his rear leg up but still aims forward and not to the side. Usually hits the front feet. He doesn't have any older male companions to teach him the ropes about marking things, or he'd probably pick it up quicker. Eventually, with age and hormones, most boys figure it out. |
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