Can someone Please help Me, Everytime my dog gets scared or upset he ps, does he have some bladder p

Okay im only asking people that wont have some stupid answer, This is about my dog now, Come on, lol, So please only answer if you Know the problem or possibal problem,

But we found him about a week ago, he was on the side of the road starving, so we took him in, well, he p's everytime he gets scared or upset, Could this be a sign of a bladder problem or some boul problems? Please, only true answers.

First of all, God bless you for taking in this poor baby!

With love and patience, he will grow out of it..

Submissive urination is a natural response by a dog who is trying to tell you that you are the boss and he accepts his submissive role. Dogs who roll over on their backs and urinate when approached are signaling an extreme submissive position. Quite often a dog who has been physically punished,hit, kicked, slapped or verbally reprimanded in an abusive way, will exhibit this behavior. You must rebuild his trust in humans. Do not ever scold him for doing this..

To rebuild trust and establish a bond with your dog, do the following.

Teach him what it is you want and reward him with praise and a food treat for complying. This will take time. First, as soon as your dog starts to cower or roll over or begins to look like he is submitting, do not approach him. Wait and let him approach you. Then give him lots of praise. If he does cower or roll over and urinate, back off, say nothing, clean it up and try again. The important thing here is for you not to forcibly approach this dog. Let him approach you and reinforce his non-urination behavior by giving him a ton of praise. Eventually, he will learn that you are different from his last carelessgiver, and that you are not going to scold or hit him. Once he figures this out, the submissive urination will disappear, and a bond will be built between you that will be strong and will last forever.