Blue Heelers drool moderately because of their natural lip structure and loose lips that let out accumulated saliva from the mouth. Drooling is normal however excessive drooling can be a cause for concern and can be a sign of a serious problem. So why is your Blue Heeler drooling so much? Let’s look at the […]
Blue Heelers are medium-sized dogs that grow up to be big dogs. However, seeing your Blue Heeler not growing to the expected size at different growth stages and being small can be concerning. What can cause a Blue Heeler to be so small? Let’s look at the common reasons why a Blue Heeler can be […]
Blue Heeler gagging can be scary and very concerning. Gagging looks like a vomiting motion with a dog having its mouth open but with no expulsion of stomach contents. It is usually accompanied by a cough and small amounts of mucus may come out, and some Blue Heelers may swallow again. So, what causes a […]
Blue Heeler coughing can be alarming whether it is a hacking cough or any other type of cough. It is not pleasant to hear your dog cough especially also if accompanied by a change in breathing patterns. Coughing is a normal natural physical reaction of getting dust or any material from the airways. But what […]
When you see your Blue Heeler limping on his back leg it can be scary. Blue Heeler back leg limping is not normal and is associated with health problems. Blue Heeler limping problems can affect both front and back legs. It is a sign that your dog is experiencing pain in its limbs. A Blue […]
Every Blue Heeler is different and will drink different amounts of water depending on their health, lifestyle, and environmental factors. However, a Blue Heeler drinking a lot of water is concerning especially if your dog is drinking a lot more than usual. It is normal for a Blue Heeler to be thirsty when it’s hot, […]
Heavy breathing or panting can be described as rapid labored breathing by a Blue Heeler which is not a normal breathing pattern. The average breathing rate of a Blue Heeler is between 15 to 35 breaths per minute while at rest and a breathing rate higher than this translates to heavy breathing. It is normal […]
Great Pyrenees are large breed dogs that grow up to be big dogs. However, seeing your Great Pyrenees not growing to the expected size at different growth stages and being small can be concerning. What can cause a Great Pyrenees to be so small? Let’s look at the common reasons why a Great Pyrenees can […]
Great Pyrenees gagging can be scary and very concerning. Gagging looks like a vomiting motion with a dog having its mouth open but with no expulsion of stomach contents. It is usually accompanied by a cough and small amounts of mucus may come out, and some Great Pyrenees may swallow again. So, what causes a […]
Great Pyrenees coughing can be alarming whether it is a hacking cough or any other type of cough. It is not pleasant to hear your dog cough especially also if accompanied by a change in breathing patterns. Coughing is a normal natural physical reaction of getting dust or any material from the airways. But what […]