What causes enuresis in dogs?

Causes of enuresis in dogs
1. Suffering from urinary system diseases. If it is a urinary system disease, the owner should be sent to the hospital in time for diagnosis and treatment by a professional veterinarian.
2. The spirit is stimulated. Dogs can feel fear just like humans. If you are frightened, you will experience psychological stress.
3. Revenge is at work. When a dog makes a naughty mistake, the owner scolds or even beats the dog. Some dogs will engage in retaliatory behaviors, such as enuresis, housebreaking, etc.
4. After a dog holds urine for a long time, its urethral sphincter will relax and the bladder will lose its urine storage function.
5. Dogs suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine compression and other diseases may also experience enuresis.
6. The dog is old. Its ability to hold urine will also decrease, leading to enuresis.
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