Why does my dog urinate so much?

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Frequent urination may be physiological from too much water or an immature urinary center in young dogs, or pathological from urinary or endocrine disease.

Diseases like urethritis, cystitis, and bladder stones cause abnormal urination; if it lasts long, see a vet.

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