My pit does the same thing.Mine named Elvis does the same. I think their pissing techniques must be learned behavior. He squats most of the time but occasionally will hike to mark something but not often. Must have been a female dominated litter.
My pit does the same thing.Mine named Elvis does the same. I think their pissing techniques must be learned behavior. He squats most of the time but occasionally will hike to mark something but not often. Must have been a female dominated litter.
So Lagano?Unfortunately is was a little yapping purse dog. It was one of those you just wanted to kick every time you saw it.
Same. 90lbs pit mix that looks scary then squats like a ***** to pee and he is terrified of cats.I have a big pit bull mix stray that wandered into our yard. Looks super scary when I take him for a walk. Until he squats and pees like a *****.
Well, this is a lot more boring than the other posts. Thanks for getting us back in line.Well seeing as how we’ve gone down different paths with this thread, I’ll get back to the original question. Yes they are right or left legged. It’s about 50/50 with right legged a little more represented
My dog squats when he takes a piss.
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