The consequences of dogs holding in urine for a long time

Dogs can generally hold in urine between the ages of 5-7 months, but holding in urine is not friendly to dogs. Holding in urine for a long time will cause dogs to Dogs have urinary incontinence or bladder problems. The consequences of holding back urine will lead to abnormalities in the dog's ability to store urine, abnormal urethral tension, or other channels between the bladder and urethra. Urethral obstruction in dogs can also affect bladder expansion, leading to a decrease or continued decrease in bladder muscle tension. Therefore, owners can train dogs to hold in urine, but it is not recommended to instill in dogs the idea of ​​holding in urine for a long time.