If this is a new thing for the dog, yes, you should be concerned.
the cat was breathing rapidly for the dog had scared it.
I would be more concerned about the dog
No.
yes you shoul be concerned!!!! if the dog is limping then you should take it to the vet!!!
Aww if the dog is suffering i think it would be best for the dog i no how you feel my dog had trouble breathing and we put him down at the age of 3 :'( i do miss him but atleast we no hes in a beter place x
If it was intended then i think you should be a little concerned :/
This is something that you should not be doing. It would be painful to the dog and is likely illegal. If you are concerned about your dog's anatomy, take her to a vet.
you should feed her as normal but of she doesn't eat in a while and you are concerned phone your vet
Can you give your fog a breathing treatment
I have been looking into these symptoms myself and everything points to an allergic reaction from an insect sting/bite. My dog doesn't have the labored breathing, but from what I have read so far if your dog does that means it is pretty serious and you should get your dog to a vet.
If your dog is in mid-season, bleeding after mating is perfectly normal. If you are concerned by the amount of blood or its color, your dog should be examined by a veterinarian.
well, you know your dog is poorly when it stops breathing!