submisive urinating?

[Jessika]

He is still a puppy, so that could be a factor; he may just not have complete control over it yet! As he grows and matures physically that should help. Otherwise, call the vet? Since Wolf_Q pointed it out, cockers DO seem to have this problem more than other breeds so if that's the case with Sammy then your vet should know how to help But I would wait until he is at least a year and then see if the problem is even still there

[dab_20]

Oh, ok. Thanks for the replies!

[charlestongirl]

My 2 year old dog does it. It used to be a lot when she was younger; now it's better but occasionally when she's really excited (right when we come home after being gone a longer time) she'll still dribble some. She doesn't have a medical problem. We just try to keep her off the carpet and on the tile when we first get home.

[BitsyNaceyDog]

I too see this all the time at work, but almost always with female cockers. I usually go outside to greet the female cockers otherwise I'm almost guaranteed to be cleaning up a little puddle of pee.

[dab_20]

I too see this all the time at work, but almost always with female cockers. I usually go outside to greet the female cockers otherwise I'm almost guaranteed to be cleaning up a little puddle of pee.

Yep, my RB cocker, Missy, peed when you first greeted her.