First off, do not greet here loudly. A calm, gentle, hello and a pat on the head will let her know she is loved, but won't get her so excited, as to cause her to pee. Maybe teaching her to sit, before the greeting will help, as well. In time, she will most likely stop doing this. But, my vet told me when I had a terrier mix do this that there was a possibility that she would never get over it. Don't scold her or yell at her, as this will only increase the problem.
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09/16/2009
Orally dash of willards water and/or colloidal silver. No none, forget it, corn wheat or soy (allergens). Clean up? citrasolv. hugs, Vicki
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My neighbor has a blue heeler mix and everyday when I go over to her house, he will pee everywhere. I'm guessing he gets excited. It's not just me, everybody, even when she pets him.
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