We encounter many problems when raising pets. When we choose to keep pets, we do not realize that their clothing, food, housing, and transportation all require our care. So when various problems arise before us, we often feel helpless. Today we are going to talk about pet dogs. The dog's small nest, diet, and excretion all require our careful attention. In winter, the dog's nest also needs some warm additions. Their diet cannot be the same as ours, following the principle of small amounts multiple times. They must excrete in fixed places, and we also need to observe whether their excrement is normal, etc. What I mentioned above is only a small part; there is still a large portion that we need to explore ourselves. Now, let's understand whether frequent urination in poodles means pregnancy?

Frequent urination in poodles is not due to pregnancy. Generally, pet dogs have poor gastrointestinal systems. Water they drink may be excreted shortly after, which is normal. Owners can deliberately record how many times their dog urinates in a day and the interval between urinations so they can better understand their dog's status. Generally, newborn poodles are like newborn babies; they do not know how to control urination and simply urinate when they feel the need because their bladders are in the initial undeveloped stage. As they grow to about one year old, this will gradually improve.

Some adult dogs may also experience frequent urination. It is very likely that the poodle is pregnant because, during pregnancy, the puppies in the mother's belly press on her bladder system. Thus, the bladder is not as large as before, and whenever the dog feels the urge, she needs to urinate. This is exactly the same as human pregnancy. If it is not due to the above two reasons, it may also be because the dog has some urinary system issues, which require the owner to take the dog for a check-up.

Generally, frequent urination in poodles during cold weather is also very normal. Humans are the same. In summer, our sweat glands help expel water from our bodies. During winter, when we don't sweat, the water we drink stays inside us, which can cause frequent urination. We should always pay attention to the dog's behavior because dogs cannot speak, and their abnormalities can only be observed by us.