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Today I bring you a completely foolproof remedy patented by me. If your dog leaks urine. Hi, I'm Carlos, a clinical veterinarian at Small Animals. Welcome to the Happy Pets and Families Channel. If there's one thing we love about our dogs, it's that they're very disciplined and learn from the beginning where they have to do their business, like on the street or in the park where we are. For example, today I just stepped in some. Sometimes you leave everything like a minefield. You have to take the bag. It's there for a reason, precisely for that reason, because they learn very quickly and identify where they have to do their business. If your dog ever leaks a drop of urine inside your house, it's normal for you to panic because something is changing and you don't know why. That's why today I bring you the definitive solution so that your dog feels comfortable and cozy all day long, regardless of what movements he makes. Oh, I'll do it like I'm a YouTuber. Its revolutionary system means your dog doesn't drop a single drop. Salve, Carlanosa. Oh, but oh well. Oh, but oh well, you scumbag. Well, this patented solution is going to make me a multimillionaire, you'll see. Let's see, let's see. Let him see it.

The evidence seems normal, but hey, aren't there YouTubers who sell their book? Well, I sell the ALBL for dogs. Since I see that the idea of salt slips for pugs hasn't excited you at all, I'm going to explain why your dog may have a little incontinence. And what are the slightly more effective measures than salves that you can take at home to prevent it. The first thing to identify is whether or not there is a medical problem behind your dog peeing in the house. If you also observe the color of that pee and see that there is some type of reddish coloration, or you can also see that it smells a little stronger. It could be that your dog has some type of problem with the urinary bladder and that is what forces him to pee constantly.

The same thing happens to me too, because lately I always see myself how awful. This is a public disorder in every sense. Well, if you see something like this, obviously not in the park, but in a corner of your living room, it could be that your dog has some type of medical problem behind it. And what you have to do is take him to the vet. If you want my advice, what you can also do is go down to the pharmacy downstairs in a moment, buy a syringe and a small container for the urine. And if the floor is clean, collect a urine sample. In this way, you will help the vet to know if your dog has some type of infection and how to start treating it. Okay. Okay. I'm done. Okay. Hey, I didn't leave any trace on the tree, did I? How clean? If this doesn't fit with what's happening to your dog. And for example, your dog is a young puppy, and he pees when you get home because he gets very, very, very excited. It could be that what he has is occasional incontinence. From that moment when. When he sees you, it seems like you've come to save his life because you had abandoned him at home because you had gone down to buy bread, and he felt completely abandoned to his fate, thinking he was going to die of hunger. And in that moment of relaxation and complete excitement, there comes a time when he leaks a few drops of pee. That has nothing to do with a medical problem. It's simply a behavioral problem. And what you have to do is not contribute to your dog being very excited. So when you get home, you don't have to make a big deal out of it. Start paying him like crazy and then reinforce that behavior, because what he's perceiving is that you're happy that he's finally peeing on himself, and that way you're going to perpetuate that behavior. So when you get home, ignore him for a bit so he can relax.

And what do I do when the pizza guy arrives and I see myself on top of him because I'm so excited? Well, now you should look at yours. Now you should look at him. Hey, haven't you ever seen the pizza guy run away from the doorway in terror?

No, because he expects me to pay him and give him a tip.

Okay. Also a little bit related to this with young dogs who pee where they shouldn't. If a puppy lives with you, sometimes you'll see him pee on the carpets, and it's simply because he hasn't learned where to pee. Puppies around eight or nine months old is when they learn to differentiate substrates. That is, they learn to differentiate the texture of the ground. If you let your puppy pee on pee pads like this when he can't go outside, what you'll end up achieving is that he associates this texture, which is very cottony, which looks like any fabric, with a place where he has to pee. And in this way, he'll make a mistake when he has to decide when he's older, where he has to End up urinating. I don't understand what I recommend to prevent this type of thing.

Done. I don't understand it.

Okay, because if you taught your dog when he's little, at eight or nine months old, which is when he learns to differentiate substrates, you've taught him that he has to pee on this. You touch this, what do you think? Uh, on a piece of fabric, right? On clothes. So you may see that you have carpets in your home, and your dog suddenly gets confused because he thinks this is a carpet and that he pees on carpets. But who teaches him to pee on carpet? This is because it is very easy to pick up. Here, the pee soaks in, and you pick it up and throw it in the trash.

So what do you have to do? Well, that's what I was explaining. Come on, let's do it.

To avoid this, don't use pee pads so that your dog learns to pee at home. I recommend that you use newspaper. Newspaper has a texture that is unlike anything your dog will find on the floor. That way he won't confuse the place where he has to pee with your best carpet. When your dog is vaccinated and old enough to go outside, what you will have to do is take your newspaper with you to start teaching him that the newspaper is also on the street. And in this way, he will start to connect that the street is where he has to pee. Well, we have already talked about this in another video. If you want to remember how I recommended to Buddy that he learned to do his business outside on the street. I recommend that you watch this video that I have left for you here.

It is the other way around. Carlos. It is the other way around.

Please. I recommend that you watch this video that is here. I really am not wrong. You bet. It could also be that your dog pees inside the house simply because he does not go out outside as often as he needs to. Or because the walks you take him on are, for example, very short. Or because that walk does not encourage him to pee either. Let me explain. If your dog needs to go out at least three times a day, and you only take him out twice, his bladder may be very, very full and he can't hold it in and suddenly he escapes. How does a person know if his dog needs to go out three, two, or seven times a day? Because you have to take your dog out at least three or four times a day. Sometimes you even take him out and take him out three or four times, but you go straight to the park with him and let him play with all the dogs he meets. What happens then? Your dog may forget to pee and when he gets home, he lets it all out. Why? Because you haven't given him a quality walk first. Before taking him to the park, what you have to do is walk around your entire block and your entire neighborhood so that your dog can pee without excitement, stress, or any distractions. And when he has done his pee, you can take him to the park to play with the other dogs. As a final behavioral problem that may be behind your dog peeing in the house, it is that he is getting your attention. He is saying, please pay attention to me. Think about it. Normally, if your dog pees in the house, what comes next? That you approach him, scold him, or pay attention to him, or even pick him up and take him directly outside to see if he feels like peeing more. Well, it could be that your dog is demanding your attention by urinating in the corners of your house so that you can approach him, spend some time with him and at least pay him some attention.

But let's see, if the dog pees and you take him outside because he is peeing, that is what you have to do. Take him outside.

Right? Because if the dog pees inside your house, what he is doing is telling you, pay attention to me. And now I can get you to take me to the park so I can play for a while.

So you have to punish him without taking him to the park when the dog is peeing, right? What you have to do when your dog is getting your attention by peeing in the house is to ignore him completely. Obviously. Clean him without any type of product that has ammonia because ammonia will stimulate him to pee in that area again and ignore him. Don't pay attention to him. Don't do anything special. Because if your dog has been walked three or four times a day, he shouldn't have any need to go out to the park to pee again.

But if he is peeing, what is he doing? He's not peeing at that moment. It's not that he can't at that moment. What he's doing is, well, now that you don't pay attention to me, I'm going to pee here so that you'll pay attention to me.

I mean, he'll do what I want. Yes, my coworker's dog does it a lot and it drives her crazy. Micro racism.

Well, it makes her mad. No, man, it's not micro racism. Please leave me feeling bad now. This whole attention seeking thing is very, very common in dogs. And I meet so many families of dogs who are desperate because they bring their dog to the doctor's office a thousand times so that I can do tests and tests and tests because they think their dog has cystitis or some kind of health problem that prevents him from controlling his urine. Your dog is perfectly fine. All he's doing is asking for a little attention and a little bit of attention. The last issue I want to talk to you about is what's actually called incontinence, which is a health problem. Incontinence is when your dog can't keep his urine in his bladder and then suddenly it leaks out. How can you tell? As I said, it usually affects older dogs and also neutered female dogs, because the lack of hormones makes the urethra, which is the tube that goes from the bladder to the outside a little less strong. And then the bladder, when it starts to fill with pee, can't hold all the amount it contains, and suddenly it leaks. You'll usually see this when your dog is completely relaxed or even lying on his bed. And it's something that usually makes dogs quite uncomfortable because it's not something they're doing consciously or any kind of behavioral disorder, but rather that they suddenly realize that they've just lethe pee something they didn't want to and that they don't usually do. These dogs usually control their urine normally during the rest of the day and don't have any problems with. And it's usually at night, when they're completely relaxed or even asleep, that they leak a few drops of pee onto their bed. Well, what happens to people? Basically, there are older people who also have weak springs and knots.

So old people, right? Yes. And I don't want to point fingers at anyone, but if you're the one who looks at you from the corners, but oh well, oh, but oh well.

You'Re a real snitch. As you can see, a few drops are nothing, but they can hide a lot, a lot behind them. Apart from your frustration because you don't know why your dog is peeing inside your house, the most important thing in these cases is that you don't have to scold your dog for peeing in the house because many times it's something they can't control. First, if you're doing it to get your attention, you're reinforcing precisely that. Second, if they're doing it because they can't control themselves and because they can't contain the urge to pee, what you're doing is causing them a lot of frustration because they really can't do anything to stop it and don't know how to contain themselves. What you have to do is go to the vet when you have this type of problem and you don't know where it's coming from, and especially if they have cystitis or senile incontinence, which is common in older dogs.

But if it can be corrected thanks to one of the little toys you've given them, all the better.

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