My 13 month old puppy was constantly try to go potty yesterday and with some urine and other times dry. Today she seems to be just fine. Should I take her in or continue to monitor her? Pet's info: Dog | English Springer Spaniel | Female | unspayed | 3 months and 7 days old

If she seems completely fine than you could monitor her for the day but, if the signs recur, she needs to be examined by a vet. She could have a urinary tact infection and need an antibiotic. Your vet can do a urinalysis to look for an infection.

Puppies definitely can have a little potty training regression around that age. Even though you are taking her for walks, be sure to still bring her out to go potty often, separate from the walks and praise her heavily when she goes outside. Since she is having some accidents make sure she is always supervised closely inside again just like when she was a younger puppy and at the first sign she may be thinking about going potty inside bring her out immediately. When you can’t supervise her well make sure she is in a kennel or a small gated area. If the accidents persist or worsen then definitely have her evaluated by her veterinarian. They can examine or send a urine sample to the lab to determine if an infection is playing a role. Other signs of a urinary tract infection to watch for are straining to urinate or blood in the urine or licking her vulva excessively. If you notice this I would bring Lucy to her vet right away. Good luck with Lucy! She sounds like an adorable breed mix !