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Dog Health Tips for Submissive Dogs

Article Category: Pets

Author Name: Kellie

So, a potential dog owner found a dog that looked so forlorn and tugged at his heartstrings. The moment he saw it, he just melted and resolved by hell or high water that he is going to get this pooch with the sad eyes and an equally sad expression. So he observes this cute and sad dog for a few weeks. Every time he comes home, it nudges him with its nose and seconds later, if he doesn't pick it up fast, it's going to curl by itself and just pee. Every day he arrives, it just does it automatically – nudge you, curl, and pee. He's starting to feel less infatuated and more irritated with the dog. What he has is a bad case of a submissive dog.

Submissive behavior in dogs can be counted as normal as some points of it are displayed by most, if not all dogs. Submissive dogs though have this kind of behavior as daily fare. They make it a point that their owner, or anyone who notice s them, sees how low they are crouched to make themselves smaller. They also like tucking their tail between their legs. Squealing or whining can be heard in a submissive dog when it feels threatened or is in pain, instead of the usual barking. Their favorite position would be to roll on their back, exposing their most vulnerable body parts like their belly and genitalia.

As said earlier, a lot of dogs also display some submissive behavioral points like nudging people with their nose and rolling on their backs. However, submissive dogs display this submissive behavior frequently to protect themselves, show that they are intimidated, and is surrendering to any dominant entity. Meanwhile, other dogs that use these kinds of behavior on occasion only do so to attract attention of their owners for play. It also becomes a health problem for these dogs since they could sometimes be too scared to do anything, even eat! Thus, it is important for owners of these types of dogs to have some dog health tips for them to enjoy their dogs better.

The goal for an owner who has a submissive dog would be to increase the confidence of this dog . Furthermore, these dogs should be trained to not use these behavior points unnecessarily as they (submissive urination, for example) can prove to be bothersome as well. Here are some dog health tips for owners in handling submissive dogs and how not to scare them:

Step 1: The key reminder for owners of submissive dogs is to stay collected. He or she must not let this submissive behavior get into his or her nerves. It is actually advisable to not to take notice any submissive behavior shown by a submissive dog.

Step 2: Punishment is not advisable for a submissive dog, even if it displayed bad behavior. Out of fear, pain and anxiety, it might bite. A submissive dog may also bite anyone it is not used to.

Step 3: Do not display aggressive characteristics to a submissive dog, as this will just be useless. Looking directly at the dog, standing over it, walking towards it are examples of dominating behavior.

These dog health tips should make owners of dogs that are submissive understand their dogs better and adapt to them better, enabling their dogs to live healthier lives as well.

Keywords: Dog training, Dog training tips, dog health tips, dog health

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