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Dog Incontinence
Does your dog have problems with Urinary Incontinence? We have compiled several articles dealing with the topic. Please browse our topics below.
The Causes of Urinary Incontinence in Dogs
In dogs, urine is retained or stored in the bladder. When the dog wants to urinate, the urine passes to the outside of the body through a small tube called the urethra. A normal dog can easily control this action. Urinary incontinence is involuntary or uncontrollable leaking of urine from the bladder. Small quantities of [...]
Causes of Urinary Incontenence in Older Dogs
It’s hard to believe, but incontinence in older dogs has become a problem for your canine companion. It seems like only yesterday that he was a rambunctious puppy getting into all kinds of mischief, but now your old friend is slowing down and developing problems like old dog incontinence. Don’t despair, because incontinence in dogs [...]
My Dog Pees in the House
Urinary incontinence is a condition seen in dogs but not reported in cats or other species besides humans. Usually, it occurs in females, and most often in the spayed female dog. Women are commonly affected by loss of urine control in their post-menopausal years. Male dogs are prone to this as well, but less commonly [...]
Is it ever too late to housetrain a dog?
Submitted by: Debbie Comments: My dog, Angel, is a 14 year old Bichon Frise. We have never had much success in house training her. Can you suggest anything that might help? Debbie Says: Bichon Frise dogs are one of the most challenging to house train. There are a number of possible reasons for this, including [...]
housetraining a puppy mill Japanese Chin what the best thing to do to stop him from marking?
Submitted by: Lucie Comments: He’s just out of puppy mill. I’m getting him a belly band but I’m hoping you have other suggestions. I will be working from home so I can take him outside a lot. thanks! Lucie Debbie Says: Congrats on your new addition to your family. I’m glad to hear you’re working [...]
Belly Bands
Submitted by: Terri Comments: Hi. I am considering purchasing belly bands for my little male pug who wants to hike his leg on everything. I have heard that pugs do better with a belly band that is at least 5″ in width – can you tell me how wide your bands are? And, I am [...]
Excitement Peeing
Submitted by: Jay Hi Jay, Thank you for your question. Your dog is probably young and not quite sure of himself yet. What your dog is going through is called ( submission urinating) He is telling you that you are the ALPHA and he is a lowly dog. The best way to handle this [...]
How to get a Pomeranian to stop going to the bathroom in the house.
Submitted by: Nicole Comments: Debbie Says: Hi Nicole, As soon as you get your little furry bundle of joy, take him/her outside to the area you will be letting him use for poo/podding. If you have a exercise pen/ portable wire 4 x 4 pen, this would be best because he can’t run off. Let [...]
I have a female Pug who is 3 years old and sometimes will go on the floor, I dont know why she does this as we bring her out quite often! I have put on a belly band on her at night and in the morning it’s off. Thanks Vicki
Submitted by: Vicki Comments: Debbie Says: Hi Vicki, I assume you are talking about a ( KENNEL KOMFORTS BITCH BRITCH) not a male bellyband. First thing I’m wondering if the size is right. If it is, tighten it up while she is laying down in her bed. Her stomach is flat and you can get a better [...]
the belly bands are not big enough for my dogs belly. His measurement is 41″
Submitted by: lisa Comments: Debbie Says: Hi Lisa, We have recently invented an (EXPANSION BELT) for dogs bigger than 30-33 size. We had them tested and they work great. This belt will Velcro right to the 30-33 band and you can make it as tight or as loose as you want. They are not on [...]
I have tried everything to get my 8 month old toy poodle to quit using the familyroom as his privatwe potty room. We have used pads, which he uses occassionally.We have tried the go outside treat reward, which works some of the time. But he will not let me know when he wants to go out. Nor does he go when we take him out. He waits until he is back in the house and goes in the family room. I have another dog that lets me know all the time when she needs to go. But the new puppy just doesn’t want to work with us. Potty trips every hour or two don’t seem to help either. What can I do next?
Submitted by: Mary Comments: Debbie Says: This is a young dog and he just hasn’t got it through his head yet. Keep him out of the family room. Shut the door and watch him carefully and when you see him wanting to go into that room take him immediately outside. Walk him around outside till [...]
i have two male dogs ages 5&7 who have been house broken but have started peeing everywhere inside. help
Submitted by: robert m. Comments: Debbie Says: Hi Robert, Good dogs gone bad? What has changed in the home? Have you moved? Someone new living in the home? Did someone leave the home? New flooring? New animals in the home? Are you coming home with a new smell on your clothes? Change [...]
my dog is 2 years old and has always piddled ever since he was a baby. he is fully potty trained and is very good at letting us know when he has to go out, but when he is asleep or just sitting there he urinates without even knowing it.
Hi Corima,
I’m curious if your dog is suffering from a little nerve damage. Possibly from being neutered when he young. Maybe he was stepped on as puppy. When you said he doesn’t know when he does it sounds like nerve damage. Have you talked to your Vet about it? One thing you might try is a doggie Chiropractor. It could be a pinched nerve and doggie Chiropractors are doing some amazing work these days.
Until you can have it looked at, I suggest that you put a Kennel Komforts Bellyband on him to keep the piddling in check.
Hope this helps.
Debbie @ KK