It is the general terminology that veterinarians will use when there is no other medical conditions present causing your dog to drip urine.Įven if you suspect your dog is dripping urine because they are submissive, it is still a good idea to have them checked out by your veterinarian.
Incontinence encompasses all other conditions that cause your dog to drip urine. This is sometimes referred to as spay incontinence and can be caused by low levels of estrogen. Obesity and a reduction in the sensitivity of the neurological receptors in the sphincter can also cause the sphincter to weaken. The most common cause is related to old age and more often occurs in senior female dogs. There are several factors that can contribute to a weak bladder sphincter. This is generally classified as incontinence. If your dog has suffered a spinal cord injury or disease, they may not be able to feel when their bladder is full. Often times when your dog drinks large amounts of water, there is an underlying cause such as Cushing’s disease, diabetes, bladder infection or kidney failure.
A urinalysis will show diluted urine if they excessively drink water. These dogs will drip urine because they simply cannot hold it in until they get outside. Some dogs will drink large quantities of water and their bladders are unable to hold all of the urine that is created. Your veterinarian will be able to determine if your dog has an infection by performing a urinalysis and a urine culture. Urinary tract infection and bladder infection are common causes of dripping urine, especially in adult female dogs. If your dog is dripping urine as a result of being submissive, do not despair, as increased confidence can help this problem. Your dog will exhibit other signs of being submissive such as ears back, head bowed, lack of eye contact and slow, low tail wagging. It is an inexpensive way to revolutionize how players score around the basket.Submissive urination usually occurs in young dogs that lack confidence or are fearful. If you want to take your post play to the next level check out the Power Forward Workout and Center Workout. Similar to a jump shot the follow through will help the ball land softly on the rim and improve the chances of it going in. The second is to follow through towards the hoop. This will help keep space to get a shot off against taller and more athletic defenders. The first is that they should continue to keep their body between the defender and the ball. There are two points of emphasis as the player begins to shoot. This starts with the player securing the ball with both hands and then jumping up. It is important not to pick your dribble up until the drop step is complete. As this happens, the post player should plant their outside foot and drop step around the defender. On the other hand, if the defender is aggressive and tries to take away your move, then you will set up the counter. If the defender continues to give ground, then the post player should get as close to the basket and use the jump hook. It is important to dribble with one hand. If you use two hands, a power dribble, it will take away the ability to finish the move without traveling.Īfter the dribble, the post player will have a decision depending on how the defender guards them.
As the post player is taking their step, they should simultaneously use their dribble. For example, if my back is facing the basket and I want to go left. The post player will step with the foot closest to the direction they want to go. The dribble drop starts identical to the Jump hook (hence why it is the counter). The more you play the easier this will be and eventually this part will come natural. Most of the time you will be going the opposite way of the defender, but keep an eye out for a double! If the defender is on your “low side” (baseline side), then we suggest going middle or vice versa. Once you receive the pass, the first step is to recognize where the defender is. This is important because it creates an angle to make a move. In order to do this, the post player needs to seal the defender off to their right or left side and then use our posting up fundamentals to keep them there. The dribble drop, like every post move, works best when the player gets great position. Once a defender starts to over play a go to move, the dribble drop will work perfectly and should be added to your game. The dribble drop is used as a counter to the Jump Hook. The third move we recommend for a post player to learn is the dribble drop.
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