It is not normal for dogs to leak urine in their sleep. Canine incontinence is unconscious urination, which is common in older dogs as well as medium and large dogs, female dogs, spayed and neutered dogs, obese dogs, and of course some puppies also have incontinence when they are excited. Owners can observe the dog’s condition and provide the physician with a diagnostic basis. Observe the amount of fluid discharged. If the amount is quite small, it may be vaginal discharge, uterine discharge, prostatic discharge, etc. If the dog is incontinent at night or during sleep, suspect a malfunction in the coordination of the urethra itself. It is important to treat your dog promptly after an abnormality occurs in the dog’s body.
