| Knowing your dog and interacting with him
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| | vomiting; red, puffy eyes; runny or
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| on a steady basis will help you make up
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| | encrusted nose, or a discharge from the
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| your mind to the early signs of sickness.
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| | nose; twitching ears, or a discharge or
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| Finding differences in normal behavior
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| | odor from the ears; and strange or foul
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| and observing sickness ahead of time will
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| | odors from the ears, nose or mouth.
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| assist you in saving a lot money and
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| | Become acquainted with the normal bowel
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| time. The cost at your vet's is always
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| | movements of your dog, so you'll be able
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| going up as is the cost of you finding
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| | to detect any abnormalities in the
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| time to deal with an unpleasant sickness.
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| | appearance or frequency of his digestive
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| Helping to teach your children what to
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| | bodily function. As well, watch your dog
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| look for will insure they are able to
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| | for any signs that he's having difficulty
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| handle later problems that may happen
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| | urinating.
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| with there pets.
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| | Check over your dog's coat often for any
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| When a dog is healthy, his temperature is
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| | bumps, scratches, bites, parasites or
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| approximately 102 degrees F, his heart
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| | hair loss. You should also make a note of
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| beats 80 to 120 times per minute, and he
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| | any unusual behaviors, such as lethargy,
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| takes 15 to 20 breaths every minute. His
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| | balance problems or unreasonable
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| mucous membranes, such as his gums and
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| | nervousness.
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| tongue, are pink and have a quick rate of
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| | Keeping an eye on the early signals of
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| capillary refill. He has bright, vivid
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| | sickness goes a long way toward helping
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| eyes, clean skin and lots of hair.
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| | your veterinary surgeon effective treat
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| You ought to call your vet if you notice
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| | your dog. Maintain a record of symptoms,
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| any of the following signs of illness in
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| | when they first developed and if they've
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| your dog: shortness of breath or
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| | been intermittent or ongoing.
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| extensive labored breathing; gagging or
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