This may be a problem with the dog’s urinary tract, or it may be a trauma to the urethral opening. Because dogs have a strong ability to tolerate pain, it is generally not a particularly painful disease and will basically not affect the dog’s daily life. Parents should check the dog's urethral opening, and then take it to the hospital to check the urinary system to find out the cause and provide targeted treatment.

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If it is a female dog, blood in the urine may be in estrus, or there may be a problem with the uterus. Parents should pay more attention to it. If they are not ready to mate, they may It is best to sterilize as soon as possible.