Jessie I will try and answer as many questions as possible but may not be able to answer all. I will try and answer those of a general nature that will benefit the largest number of people. I will post the answers on this page and they will appear by date starting with the latest. Mary from Keene Thank you for your correspondence. In order to provide you with information regarding your dogs incontinence I would need a lot more information such as male or female, neutered or not, whether this happens when sleeping or awake, drips or flows, and diet.
Some medications can cause incontinence, especially some of the ones used for epilepsy.
Since there are so many possible contributing factors and each situation is usually very specific to that individual this problem would best be handled with a private counseling session. I can provide you with information on counseling if you would like to pursue it. Thank you for inquiry. You said your dog is a Husky mix of approximately 2.5 years. He learned to respond to the position being asked for by the person, but it 's obvious that he never learned to respect the person giving the requests.