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Your dog may be fussing when they have a common dog health problem.
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Dog health is also a consideration. Just as dogs
yip and yawp when they are physically uncomfortable, they may
also do the same when they are sick, injured or aging.
Your dog should visit the vet at least once a
year, should be clean and groomed, current with
vaccinations, and free of fleas, ticks and
mites. Claws should be
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kept clipped to prevent tearing them, which may
cause infection. Inspect your dog’s ears, teeth and paw pads regularly,
and be aware that changes in maturation (puppyhood-to-adolescence-to
adulthood- to aging) may require adjustments in the type
and quantity of food your dog eats. Like people, dogs
may develop food or environmental allergies, which may
require your vet’s assistance to diagnose and treat.
Article
Summary
Changes in maturation may result in changes in dog voice behavior.
Sickness may cause dogs discomfort, making them yawl.
Allergies may impact your dog’s health and happiness.
Take your dog to the vet every year.
Put your dog on a continuous parasite-prevention plan.
Keep dogs clean, with nails clipped.
Have your dog’s teeth checked annually.
Inspect his paw pads for possible cuts or infection.
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