Don't have her meet other dogs,or even people for awhile. Don't have her practice this. Teach her a good sit-stay that she can do when strangers and dogs approach, protect her from having to pee to stop the interaction.
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And--obviously--don't punish her when this happens. It's not a loss of "housebreaking," as you know.
Work with her (by herself) on things that build her confidence and trust. Teaching or reinforcing simple obedience commands with lavish praise. And when she masters the basics, figure out some new things she can learn--hide-and-seek games with her toys, parlor tricks, anything that will reinforce to her that she is a "good girl" and that the world is a fun place in which she understands how to be successful.
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Re: time management with 4 to 5 mo old pup
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