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Becky with a hoe asked in PetsDogs · 9 years ago

Why is my dog acting sad?

Earlier today my dogs got into a brawl as they sometimes do over whatever. It's been about 5-6 hours since that and the dominaye one of my dogs is acting unusually sad and quiet. She's not sleeping. She's laying on my bed and just staring ahead of her. I don't think she got injured, I can't see any bite marks or anything. What's going through her head? What can I do to help her feel better?

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago
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    Fleas

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    Aggression shouldn't be a fleeting thought of household life and aggression should NOT BE TOLERATED. Aggression shows instability within the household and aggression can happen for a number of reasons.

    Sudden aggression often has ties to neurological disorders and nervous disorders, as well as other behavioral changes. If I were you I'd take the dog to a Vet, just to be on the safe side.

  • 4 years ago

    in the experience that your canines is performing completely diverse from the way she usually is then there is frequently some thing only no longer remarkable. Is she eating ok? Does she circulate around usually? Is she going out to do her corporation and in checking that does each thing seem commonly used. No blood or mucus in her poop. If she maintains to act that way, examine alongside with your vet.

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    pet her give her lots of love, that should cheer her up.

    what is going through her head could be anything, she could be thinking that she is getting less attention she may feel bad about the fight...., it could be loads of anything... but my advice is to give her lots of love and go play with her. All dogs love to play

    Source(s): 4 dogs of experience
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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    give them a ball to chew on

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