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Canine Depression

How to Tell If Your Dog is Depressed

By Yiff, published Feb 19, 2007
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Canine depression can affect any dog be they an inside or outside animal, big or small, young or old. I'm going to cover the reasons why our furry pals get depressed, the symptoms for each reason, and a variety of treatments, most of which you can do from your own home. For the most part this article is based on observation, logical thinking, and a lifetime of twenty-three years of raising dogs. I do not have a veterinary degree; if your dog is suffering from severe depression you should contact a veterinarian immediately.

Canine Depression
Canine Depression

My dog, Kiba, feeling sad and lonely after i go inside and leave him out for about one minute.

Credit: Sandra Branen (my Mom)

Copyright: Sandra Branen (my Mom)

Did You Know?
Canine depression affects all canines at some point in their lives.
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Interesting article, i had no idea that some of these things can cause my pup to be depressed.

Posted on 02/19/2007 at 10:02:00 PM

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