For many poop owners, the excitement and incontinence of dogs at home have become a part of daily life. As soon as you step into the house, you are often greeted by a strong smell of urine, accompanied by the dog jumping up and down excitedly. The situation seems to be a classic scene in the movie. But behind this joy, there are actually some deep-seated reasons and corrective measures we can take.

We have to understand why puppies are more likely to What about urinary incontinence when excited? In fact, this is an act of obedience on their part. In the world of dogs, when they foresee possible conflicts, such as fights with other dogs or scolding by humans, in order to show submission and avoid conflicts, they will choose to urinate to appease each other. In particular, timid, shy or adopted dogs are more likely to exhibit this behavior.

How to correct this behavior? First of all, we need to be clear that the response to this behavior should not be blindly scolding or punishing. This will only make the dog more nervous and frightened. Instead, we should teach them how to express their emotions and wishes through simple commands. For example, teach them to sit down, shake hands, etc. This can help them build confidence and give them appropriate rewards after each correct response. In addition, we should also pay attention to some details when communicating with dogs. For example, avoid direct eye contact, approach them from the side, squat down to keep them at the same height, etc. This is done to make the dog feel comfortable and safe, not threatening.

But as the dog grows, the frequency of this behavior will decrease. If the dog at home is still young, we can try to keep the environment stable and quiet after returning home. For example, place a plastic or newspaper pad at the entrance so that even if your dog becomes incontinent due to excitement, it will be relatively easy to clean up. And when the dog urinates in the right place, we need to give appropriate rewards to let them know that this is an approved behavior.

We also note the connection between excitement and urinary incontinence. When dogs are very excited, their bodies may lose control of their bladders, causing urine to flow out involuntarily. In order to help dogs control this behavior, we can gradually guide them to engage in appropriate activities and games when they are excited to consume excess energy and help them calm down. For example, try to keep playtime outdoors or provide them with plenty of toys and opportunities for exercise.

For those dogs who often urinate in the house, we can use enzymatic detergent to thoroughly clean the floor to remove the urine smell. This will prevent your dog from peeing in the same place over and over again. If the dog urinates while walking, we should also give some rewards. This will not only help the dog build confidence and calm attitude, but also encourage them to control their behavior when they go out.

For the problem of urinary incontinence in dogs, we need Be patient and careful. We need to understand that this is a way for them to express emotion and submission, rather than a deliberate behavior. With proper training and guidance, we can help dogs overcome this problem and develop a more harmonious relationship with them.

In addition, we should always pay attention to the physical condition of our dogs. Because sometimes urinary incontinence can be caused by health problems. If your dog frequently suffers from urinary incontinence or is accompanied by other symptoms such as loss of appetite, listlessness, etc., it is recommended to take him to the veterinarian for examination and treatment in time.

Getting along with dogs requires us to constantly learn and understand their behavioral and emotional needs. Only in this way can we better communicate with them and jointly create a harmonious and warm family environment. I hope every dog ​​owner can establish a deep emotional bond with his dog and spend quality time together.