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**xLQLRcXh** · 09-22-2012, 12:01 AM

She's actually extremely passive. She has big problems with submissive urination, she only eats when no other animals are around, she flinches a lot, and so on. I suspect a history of abuse. This makes it really difficult to train her. On the other hand, she is a jumper and also pees when she can't handle excitement. It's easier to control the excited peeing, but maybe you're all right, maybe now is not the time. Yes, to answer Jessi, it really is "that" important to me to get the dog in the house before the baby comes, but however important it may be, it is starting to seem unrealistic.

Thanks for the input! I'm sure I'll have many sub-questions related to this project as time goes on!

09-22-2012, 12:01 AM	#4
xLQLRcXh Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	She's actually extremely passive. She has big problems with submissive urination, she only eats when no other animals are around, she flinches a lot, and so on. I suspect a history of abuse. This makes it really difficult to train her. On the other hand, she is a jumper and also pees when she can't handle excitement. It's easier to control the excited peeing, but maybe you're all right, maybe now is not the time. Yes, to answer Jessi, it really is "that" important to me to get the dog in the house before the baby comes, but however important it may be, it is starting to seem unrealistic. Thanks for the input! I'm sure I'll have many sub-questions related to this project as time goes on!
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