Section: Veterinarian
Q:
My dog has been very hyperactive. What would be the reason for that?
A:
Boredom can cause dogs to become hyperactive. Increase exercise and playtime. If there is no improvement after the changes consult your regular veterinarian.
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Section: Veterinarian
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Why is my dog losing his hair?
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Hair loss could be from a hormonal issue, allergies, internal parasites, or a number of causes. Consult your regular veterinarian to have your dog evaluated so they can determine the cause of your dogs hairloss.
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Section: Veterinarian
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Why does my dog cough so much?
A:
Heartworm disease, heart disease, infection, tracheal disease or a significant number of other issues can cause canines to cough. Consult your regular veterinarian for evaluation of your dog so it can be narrowed down as to what is causing the coughing.
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Section: Veterinarian
Q:
I am having problems with a new dog interacting with my other dogs. He so jealous of the dogs we already have. He growls and snaps at them when ever the get around his dog house, or us. How can we help to reinforce a less aggressive behavior?
A:
Training with a dog trainer would be a good idea. Also have your regular vet evaluate your new dog to ensure there are no painful areas located on the body.
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Section: Veterinarian
Q:
What are some nice activities I should allow my pet dog to participate in to keep him active, busy and focused? How oftern should I do this?
A:
Walking, running, swimming, frisbie, or fetch are some activities that keep dogs active. The goal is 30 minutes of exercise per day.
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