Excited Vizsla Pees

The Female I had when I was younger had the same problem and never outgrew
it. I thought it was just a female thing; because her sisters did the same
thing for as long as we were in contact with the owners of them. I never
did hear if her brothers had that issue as well.
BP
"Roger" wrote in message

> Our Vizsla will be two in June. He gets excited when anyone gets home
> or when we call him to us when he's been playing and pees. My wife is
> home with him all day and he'll pee even when he's been out already.
> It's embarrasing to have a friend come over and have your dog pee on
> their shoes! I thought by now he would grow out of it but no luck. Is
> there anything we can do? Will he grow out of it?
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"Roger" wrote in message

> Our Vizsla will be two in June. He gets excited when anyone gets home
> or when we call him to us when he's been playing and pees. My wife is
> home with him all day and he'll pee even when he's been out already.
> It's embarrasing to have a friend come over and have your dog pee on
> their shoes! I thought by now he would grow out of it but no luck. Is
> there anything we can do? Will he grow out of it?

Its got nothing to do with having to urinate. Its a submissive behavior, you
need to look to your training methods as to why the dog is overly
submissive.
Perhaps if it was bread into him there is nothing you can do,someone said
they have several generations of dogs doing this.
The price you pay for an overbred dog. When breeders breed for specific
characteristics ignoring others.
You end up with a pretty dog, that pisses all over you, isn't that sweet.
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You may have pegged it, he can be a little cowed. I'm afraid it's a
result of using a choker coller. It work well on my Lab mix but it may
have been too much for the Vizsla, as soon as I realized it wasn't
effective for him we went to verbal training. He pees on me and my
oldest son all the time plus our guest. My wife daughter and
sister-in-law, he sees daily and does not do it to them very often.
I've adopted strays that would crawl to me on their belly and roll
over to let me pet them. Now that's submissive behavior, the peeing I
think has a bit more to it, and it could be the breeding. His parents
were hunters that stayed outside, we bought ours as a pet. I thought
that might have something to do with it.



"RedRedRose" wrote in message ...
> "Roger" wrote in message
>
> > Our Vizsla will be two in June. He gets excited when anyone gets home
> > or when we call him to us when he's been playing and pees. My wife is
> > home with him all day and he'll pee even when he's been out already.
> > It's embarrasing to have a friend come over and have your dog pee on
> > their shoes! I thought by now he would grow out of it but no luck. Is
> > there anything we can do? Will he grow out of it?
>
> I was just reading about that in a book on behavior. The book is called
> "Aint misbehavin"
> The book says its submissive behavior.
>
> Did you get him as a pup?
> Was he mistreated or maybe someone was overly harsh with him?
>
> I had a Dachshund that did that, he was abused by his previous owners.
> It took him about 3 years, maybe more to get over it.
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