Submissive peeing is a submissive gesture that can happen when a dog is over-excited, anxious and/or fearful. You cannot punish your dog for submissive peeing because your dog is not doing it on purpose and cannot help it. If your dog is young, it can sometimes be outgrown. How do I work on stopping it? To help dogs overcome this behavior, along with taking some extra housebreaking precautions, you are going to have to work on getting their minds to calm down. Start teaching them canine-to-human respect, take them for daily walks where they are heeling  on the lead and not pulling. They have to be following you, not you following them. Teach them to enter and exit all gate and doorways after humans and exercise them by walking them for long periods of time to help them relax and drain their energy. This should help them not pee from excitement. Recognize any dominancy behaviors if any are present and work at calmly,

There are four critical dog obedience behaviors taught by professional dog trainers: the Sit, the Down, the Stay and the Come are essential to having a well-behaved dog. The Sit, Down, Stay and Come are behaviors that every dog should be trained to do. The Humane Society of the United States says there are approximately 74.8 million owned dogs in the U.S. Ensure that your dog is a loving family companion by training him or her, rather than letting the family pet be part of the problem. WHY SHOULD YOU TRAIN YOUR DOG? Training builds your bond with your dog by helping establish you as the alpha dog. Remember that dogs are pack animals. Their social structure is based upon the wolves they are descended from; which includes a dominance hierarchy and an alpha or lead wolf. As humans, we can take advantage of this, by taking on the role of alpha, or ‘top dog.’ Many dog behavior problems arise because of confusion in the dog’s mind over who is alpha.

Dogs deserve a warm, safe, and comfortable place to sleep just like you do. Exercise good judgment and put yourself in your dog’s place when choosing a dog bed. Your dog will love you for it! Below we list the most common types of Dog’s bed so you can choose which is the best bed for your puppy. Bolster Dog Bed – Ideal for larger breeds – but good for all dogs – these low-profile nesters are for pups who love to sleep with their head cradled on an armrest or a pillow. Styles vary from half-bolsters to full 360-degree support and feature either built-in or removable pillow pads. Rectangular Bed – Sleek and supportive mats and pads turn any uncomfortable spot into a place to bed down. Usually foam-constructed, these universal beds are an economical way to provide comfortable rest in the home or on the go. For older or arthritic pets, consider extra thick orthopedic pads.

Here are cute, cool, unique dog names for puppies with big bulldog builds. These include Bull Terriers, Rottweilers, Bull Mastiff dogs, English and American Bulldogs. Find perfect cute names for your dog. DOG NAMES Picking out the perfect name for a dog or puppy is a lot of fun. Here are some things to keep in mind when naming a bulldog or French bulldog or other muscle-bound puppy. Dogs have an easier time learning one or two-syllable names. According to some experts, dogs with one or two-syllable names are easier to train. Two syllable names, ending in a vowel, are the easiest name to yell when calling a dog. Remember that bulldogs and muscle dogs need a big name with a big personality. Don’t use a dog’s name when punishing him or her. GOOD DOG NAMES To give a Bulldog, Rottweiler, or Bull Mastiff a great name, there are some things to avoid. Don’t give a name that is like a command.