Can dogs hold their urine?

Dogs can hold their urine, because their kidney function can be trained to hold their urine, mainly when it is inconvenient to go out or under special circumstances. However, it is still not recommended for dogs to hold in their urine. Holding in their urine can easily lead to problems with the dog's kidney function, such as urinary incontinence, bladder stones and other problems. Therefore, owners who have problems with holding in their urine need to do appropriate exercises and can carry out holding training at designated points such as Toilet, but it is not recommended to let your dog hold his urine for a long time.

Under normal circumstances, dogs can hold their urine for one night, but this is mostly limited to adult dogs with normal urinary systems. If the dog is relatively young, such as a dog less than 3 months old, its urinary control center has not yet been fully developed, so it may urinate at night. In addition, if your dog eats a lot of food with a high water content or drinks a lot of water before going to bed, he is likely to urinate at night.