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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
lol relax your dog is not dying or anything, he/she is just a bit hot.
Dogs don't sweat and even if they did, they are covered with fur so the fur
would insulate them and keep the heat in. So they pant to get rid of excess
heat from their bodies. The heat turns the water in their mouths into water
vapor. In other words, the heat is used for a different purpose; instead of
heating the dog's body, it is used to evaporate the water from the dog's
mouth.
Source(s): very experenced with dogs - 1 decade ago
It could be a number of things, but mainly that is the way dogs sweat, I have a toy poodle/i have no idea but she does that all the time, so don't worry. But maybe if it does that too much you should take it to the vet, it could be something else, so I would be careful.
- cloverivyLv 51 decade ago
Panting is the dog's "inner air conditioner". Dog's also pant when in pain, so perhaps a vet visit would be a good idea.
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- bluebettaladyLv 41 decade ago
It sounds as if he/she is nervous, or perhaps is in an overheated room.
- justmedrtLv 61 decade ago
Is he too warm? or maybe he has breathing difficulties? maybe best bet would be to talk to your vet....Good luck!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
stress, bad lungs, bad heart, boredom,, tired , hot,,,, thirsty you need to be more specific