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It is common for young dogs to urinate when greeted, either because they are very excited (excitement urination) or because they are frightened, and wish to show submission (submission urination). To correct these issues, the owner must first identify the cause of the puppy's urination problems, and then take steps to reinforce correct behaviors without scolding, frightening, or confusing the puppy. | It is common for young dogs to urinate when greeted, either because they are very excited (excitement urination) or because they are frightened, and wish to show submission (submission urination). To correct these issues, the owner must first identify the cause of the puppy's urination problems, and then take steps to reinforce correct behaviors without scolding, frightening, or confusing the puppy. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Dealing with Submission Urination=== | ===Dealing with Submission Urination=== | ||
