There are some structures similar to sweat glands near the puppy's head, called "lacrimal glands" and "ear glands". When the dog is overheated, nervous, afraid or excited, these structures will secrete fluid. Among them, the liquid secreted by lacrimal gland is transparent, while the liquid secreted by ear gland is brown, which is called "wet treasure".

Getting wet is not a disease, but a normal natural reaction. But if the dog gets wet often or too much, it is necessary to take it to the vet. Veterinarians will help judge the dog's physical health and whether it needs treatment or diet adjustment.

2. The reason why the puppy is wet.

Then why is the dog wet? There are several main reasons:

1. Too high temperature: When the temperature is too high or the puppy does strenuous exercise, the body will generate too much heat, which will cause the body to heat up, and the puppy will emit body heat through getting wet.

2. Tension, fear and excitement: When the puppy is in a state of tension, fear or excitement, the hormone level in its body will increase, which will stimulate the lacrimal gland and ear gland to secrete fluid, so it will also produce wet weight.

3. Physical discomfort: If the puppy is unwell or suffers from a certain disease, it will also get wet. At this time, you need to take it to the vet for a physical examination.

3. How to reduce puppy wetness?

Knowing the reasons why puppies get wet, we can take the following measures to reduce their wetness:

1. Keep proper room temperature and humidity: In summer, create a cool environment for the puppy by turning on the air conditioner or drinking cold water for the puppy. In the dry season, the indoor humidity can be appropriately increased.

2. Training puppies: gradually train puppies to adapt to various situations, thus reducing their tension, fear or excitement.

3. Give the puppy the right amount of water: Drinking the right amount of water can keep the puppy's body moist, thus reducing the situation of getting wet. But be careful not to let the puppy drink too much water to avoid the symptoms of water poisoning.

4. Conclusion

Puppies getting wet is mainly a normal reaction of lacrimal gland and ear gland secreting fluid, and usually does not need treatment. But if the situation persists or other physical discomfort occurs, you need to take it to the vet. We can reduce the puppy's humidity by keeping proper room temperature and humidity, training the puppy and giving the puppy proper water.