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| #1  06-08-2007, 10:07 AM | |||
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 iam at my witts end!!!! ok Copper our very hyper German shorthaired Pointer is driving me crazy. he has been peeing in his crate, peeing just because he gets to excited (not submissive peeing) and then i was in the bathroom getting ready for work this morning and he pisst right on my bathroom floor!!! i have had it with this!!!!!!!!! no matter how many times this dog is let out to go .he still is peeing everywhere.he'll even pee while he is walking. please help!!!!!   |
| #4 06-08-2007, 10:36 AM | ||||
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| I'm with Chiapit, has he been to the vet? If it turns out to be a bladder control issue (UTI), antibiotics should take care of it. If it's bladder control related (age), phenopropanalamine does wonders. I'm also wondering if this couldn't be due to anxiety. My APBT does stuff like this for attention, acepromazine really helped to calm him down. I think veterinary intervention is the only way to go. At least you'll get some peace in knowing what you should and shouldn't be doing for him. Stress ain't a good thing. Sami __________________  "It is true that Pit Bulls grab and hold on. But what they most often grab and refuse to let go of is your heart, not your arm." -Vicki Hearne I intend to live forever. So far, so good. |
| #5 06-08-2007, 01:15 PM | |||
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| he has been to the vet and makes out fine.i also took a urine sample to work with me( i work in a lab) and it is fine, so medically he is ok.  i dont think he is stress, he is just hyper. but man i couldt believe it this morning .how would doing NILF work with him? its like at this last dog show on his down and back he was squating and peeing while gaiting!!!!!Last edited by shadyridgekennel; 06-08-2007 at 01:17 PM.. |
| #6 06-08-2007, 01:18 PM | ||||
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| Shady: Huskylove could tell you how to handle this. I"ll make sure she sees this thread........as far as NILIF, i dont know why i posted that. The only problem your dog has is the peeing..so, he really doesnt need NILIF... |
| #7 06-08-2007, 01:22 PM | |||
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| ok thanks, right just the peeing now mind you to i forgot to tell ya. if he sleeps in my room at night( we rotate dogs) he is fine. no peeing or nothing is let out them same time and amounts of times if he were in the crate ..gurrrrrrrrr...... freakin pointers and he'll pee while being petted with new ppl or if he hast seen you for a few hours(we wont ask the vet how her shoes are doing  ) |
| #8 06-08-2007, 01:43 PM | ||||
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| Shady: that is so weird.........maybe you got a dog that likes peeing..  ..sorry...i'm curious to see what Huskylove says.... |
| #9 06-08-2007, 01:47 PM | |||
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| NO KIDDING  |
| #11 06-09-2007, 03:07 AM | ||||
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| Pointers are crazy. Though the ones I know have bowel issues not bladder issues. Not sure what to tell you. Does he have bedding in his crate? If he does take it out as dogs are less likely to pee in their crate if there isn't anything to soak up the urine. Also give him the smallest possible crate to be in until he "gets" it. |
| #12 06-09-2007, 09:37 AM | |||
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| there is no bedding in his crate. and he is in a crate that 'fits' him |
| #13 06-09-2007, 12:14 PM | |||
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| #14 06-09-2007, 12:58 PM | |||
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| he is 18 months old |
| #15 06-09-2007, 05:54 PM | |||
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| Shady, was he neutered? |
| #16 06-09-2007, 07:06 PM | |||
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| hey huskylove, no he is not fixed(he is a show dog). but i have noticed that when he gets up like in the morning ect there a lot of well should we say smeg  so i dont know what to do.before we got him he was kept in a crate 23 hrs of a day  |
| #17 06-09-2007, 08:39 PM | |||
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| Unless you plan on continuing showing him, snip him, like yesterday  , excessive testosterone can cause excessive urination, and if you are going to finish him, you can always get him chemically castrated. |
| #18 06-10-2007, 06:21 PM | ||||
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| Stop picking on that poor sweet boy LOL Hopefully it is a maturity thing and he will stop. Limit water intake, try not to get him all excited (ya I know that's a hard one to do), take him out often That is the only advice I have |
| #19 06-10-2007, 10:31 PM | |||
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| ha try not to get Copper going!!!! yea right you should know better after seeing him at the show  |
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