Dog losing balance

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daiveel19
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Dog losing balance

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Hey,

Thank you guys for sharing the above information, also please tell me one thing if a dog that suddenly loses its sense of balance could in fact be suffering from a serious health problem????

Thank you in advance.
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In short, yes, could be something as simple as an ear infection
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Split this off from the thread re dog losing attention whilst training as it was being submerged in the main topic.

How old is the dog? When does it seem to lose balance?
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Re: Dog losing balance

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Hey Guys,

Thank you for your suggestion it's really helpful and my dog is 3 months old.
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Puppies fall over a lot, if you are concerned the best bet is to take it to your vet, if an ear infection is left the dog may go deaf!!

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Hey,

Thanks for Sharing Information about dog balance. :)

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daiveel19 wrote: Mon May 28, 2018 6:01 am Hey,

Thanks for Sharing Information about dog balance. :)
If you have been using e-collars unwisely you could possibly upset the dog's balance.
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