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[quote=Anonymous]Diapers, bark collar, anti-anxiety meds, and regular check-ups at the vet. She might have UTIs, be going blind, be in cognitive decline and be anxious and bark... I have a young male dog (the demographic least likely to have incontinence problems!) who gradually started to drop pee about the house. Not marking, no UTI, no bladder infection, not in pain. After multiple urine cultures, bladder cultures, and ultrasounds that yielded nothing but bemused specialists, I just said sod it and bought washable diapers. I used a bark collar exactly two times on him, to stop him from barking when I left the house, and it worked like magic. Personally, I wouldn't euthanize a dog that does not appear to be in pain, and is still eating and drinking and ambulatory. [/quote]
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