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Neutering And Accidents?

My Aussie was neutered about 10 days ago. Since then he has had several accidents. It is as if he just cannot hold it. He is 7 months, and prior to this I cannot remember the last time he had an accident. Is this normal? Or need I be concerned something is wrong? Thanks!!

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Neutering Incontinence
by: Anonymous

Incontinence can happen after a neuter, although it is generally more common in female dogs. I believe that it is also more common in undeveloped dogs, so that is possible at that age. Does he stop to pee or does it just come out? Either way, it is probably something that you will want to see a vet about if it continues more than a few days.

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