Rover could have heard or smelt something that has excited him/her. Dogs don't just pant after physical exertion - they pant when they are 'worked up'. For example, he could have picked up the scent of another dog (remember, dogs can smell each other over long distances down-wind), or maybe he gets excited or frightened during a thunderstorm. A telltale sign (pun intended) is to look at his tail. If held between the hind legs, the source of his excitement could be something that he is afraid of. Walking around the house is just a dog's way of releasing stress. If you look-up why dogs wag their tails, its the same reason. Be observant to the environment and the dog's body language to get a clue on what's working him up.
Walking on hot pavement would definitely be uncomfortable!
If your female dog is walking around panting and not sleeping, she may be in labor of she is pregnant. Otherwise, your dog may have a fever or be too hot for some other reason. Make sure your dog has access to clean water and call the vet if the behavior continues.
walking stUpid dummfuKK!
they walk on there toes if there floor is durty or there uncomfortable..walking naturally
enjoy it
Turn around, go back into the bathroom and wash if off and say you splashed yourself when you washing your hands...
An example would be someone walking into a sliding glass door when they didn't know there was a door there. Another example would be a woman walking into a man's bathroom.
walking and running
I'm relatively sure it's Maureen Flaherty
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These symptoms could be any number of things. It sounds like he could be in pain. It is best to contact your vet.
Generally that is fear. Your cat may be in pain, cats do not know why they are in pain and might show signs of severe pain by acting like this. Sounds like it is vet time.