I just got my Misa a little while ago and at first she was sleeping all the time and was a somewhat tiny thing and now she's 9 weeks old and pretty much everywhere. She likes to bite everything even sweatpants or the edge of dresses and tug, she especially likes fingers which I am currently working on. I haven't taken her out much because she still hasn't gotten her last two shots so i'm at a loss on what to do and where to take her because she runs out of things to do at home. One issue is that she pees a lot, the vet said to take her back after a week but it gets all over her legs so I think she has a bladder infection. Has anyone's pup ever had one? It worries me and makes potty training hard because of accidents she just can't help but have. It's a lot of work having a husky but she's my girl. (:
Here's her now!:

Welcome

She is a boll of fluff!

Kale and I welcome you from NorCal

Puppies that age need to be taken outside to potty at least every 30 mins to an hour, their bladders are not fully developed and they cannot hold it for very long. As for keeping her busy, try interactive games, hide and seek, and training sessions. Physical energy is only half of what needs to be spent, you also need to exercise her mind.

hypers987 wrote:

Kale and I welcome you from NorCal

Puppies that age need to be taken outside to potty at least every 30 mins to an hour, their bladders are not fully developed and they cannot hold it for very long. As for keeping her busy, try interactive games, hide and seek, and training sessions. Physical energy is only half of what needs to be spent, you also need to exercise her mind.

It seems like she pees even in her sleep. When she sleeps somewhere its wet all over the floor and her legs as well. I have to wash her legs a few times a day. That's not normal right?

Definitely not. I'd collect a urine sample and take it to your vet for a stick/sediment/ possible culture. It should be a fresh sample, within an hour. If you collect one but can't make it to your vet right away, stick it in the fridge.

hypers987 wrote:

Definitely not. I'd collect a urine sample and take it to your vet for a stick/sediment/ possible culture. It should be a fresh sample, within an hour. If you collect one but can't make it to your vet right away, stick it in the fridge.

Thank you I will do that! I'm from NorCal too! One more question if you please, she seems to open her mouth a little frequently but she doesn't seem to be panting. Should I be worried?

Hello welcome!
We're from so-cal!

pandactivity wrote:

Hello welcome!
We're from so-cal!

(: Go cali!

Welcome to the forum! You have an adorable pup!

Welcome! I am actually from california. I am a traitor and on the Colorado side now