Dogs can only control their bladder and bowels at around 3 or 4 months of age. By this time, they can already hold in their urine, but they won’t hold their urine for a long time. Dogs that are too young and immature will not be able to hold back. As long as the education method is appropriate, the dog will soon learn to go to the toilet in a fixed place.

Causes of irregular urination and defecation in dogs:

1. Irregular life. Dogs like to live a regular life, eating, walking, and sleeping regularly, but one day their living habits are broken, and they do not exercise or drink too much water, which will cause the dog to urinate excessively. It is possible that you cannot control your excretion at home.

2. Being left out for too long. When a dog feels that you are ignoring it or ignoring it for a long time, it will also use the behavior of peeing to attract the owner's attention. For dogs, sometimes neglect is more terrifying than punishment. It is best for the owner to take time to play with the dog and divert its attention so that it will not do something you don't like.