Dogs often tremble

Dogs will tremble when they feel uncomfortable, indicating that there is a problem with the dog’s nervous system. The dog is likely to suffer from encephalitis or other diseases. Canine distemper, etc. Once the owner notices some symptoms of trembling in the dog, he must not delay and take the dog to the hospital for examination in time.

Dogs often rub their buttocks

When a dog rubs its buttocks frequently on the ground, it indicates that it may have anal adenitis or parasitic infection. The owner should deworm the dog regularly and clean the anal glands regularly so that the dog will not rub its butt. You can also feed your dog more crude fiber food or dog food containing crude fiber during daily feeding, which can effectively help the dog's poop to form and discharge anal gland secretions.

Dogs scratch often

Dogs will scratch their hair vigorously only when they have symptoms of dermatitis. When the dog is particularly itchy, it will rub on the ground or run directly into the mud puddle. If you find that your dog is scratching frequently, it is best to take the dog for a check-up.

The dog won’t be touched

If the dog is suddenly unwilling to let people touch a certain part, it may be because the dog is sick or injured, causing physical pain. The owner should carefully observe the dog's movements or walking style, etc. If he is not sure, he can take the dog to the hospital for examination. You should also pay attention when walking your dog. Keep a close eye on your dog and don't let it fight with other dogs.