Why does your dog pee on its leg?

Answer 1

Dogs will urinate when they're scared as well as when they're excited. Human contact may be appreciated so much that the dog literally can't contain itelf. If that's the case, the dog needs more attention. Enough so that it becomes accustomed to having the contact and the excitement levels drop.

Answer 2

If not trained, a dog will pee on anything, they don't single out pillows. Most likely it is trying to mark its territory. This particular dog must really want those pillows as part of its domain...

Answer 3

Probably because it's not trained, or because another dog peed on that certain area.

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Agree with above. It is the method that dogs use to mark their territory with their scent.

Answer 4

Because you haven't trained the dog to let you know when it needs to go outside. Or you haven't trained him/her to go outside to begin with.

You should train the dog to sit by the back door and bark to let you know she or he needs to do what a dog's got to do.

Dogs don't know these things naturally. Like children being potty-trained, they need to be taught.

Try investing in puppy training pads.

Answer 5

Thats more typical for puppies, because they are usually nervous.
A full grown dog, I dont know.

Answer 6

They pee on you because their excited to see or hear from you. Since their so excited, they can't control their bladder. Some dogs do it and some don't.

Answer 7

That is purely accidental. Dogs have a very limited ability to control the direction of their pee, since they do not have hands.

Answer 8

because the love you.