Signs of aging in dogs
As with humans, the body changes with age. Here are some common signs that your dog is getting older:
- Enjoyable vision, blurred vision
- Difficulty getting up or climbing stairs
- Less pleasure in playing or going out
- Deeper and longer sleep
- More frequent urination
- Fat nodule under the skin (lipoms, mostly benign)
If you pay attention to these signals, you can adapt care, feeding and walks accordingly to maintain the well-being of your dog for as long as possible.
Mixed and pedigree dogs: a remarkable difference
Mixed dogs often live longer than pure-bred dogs. Why ? Greater genetic diversity , lower risk of hereditary diseases. It is almost as if their “mixture” provides them with a natural advantage over certain weaknesses.
Conclusion: Your attention is her best life insurance.
No matter how many years your dog is expected to live, you will have the opportunity to make his life longer and more pleasant. Healthy eating, daily affection, regular care: this is the winning trio.
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