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Sleepy Doggy


Question Posted Thursday August 5 2004, 10:06 pm

My dog has been sleeping a lot more during the day than usual and i dunno why. She isn't feeling up to going out to play or anything either. I am worried. Will this stop soon? She is 9 years old though and she is healthy too. What is wrong?

Signed- Puppy Love XoXoX


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MoonFisher answered Wednesday September 15 2004, 5:09 pm:
As dogs get older, they will be less energetic. A nine year old dog is like a 50 year old man. They're both still spry and capeable, but usually prefer sleeping on the couch to romping around outside. You may want the vet to look your dog over to make sure there aren't any problems. This is the age when you start seeing things like hip displasia, which can make your animal hesitant to be active.

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spunno answered Thursday August 26 2004, 6:18 pm:
well she could be having puppies or she could have heart worms which could be released in to her blood stream and sh ecould pass away take her to the vet right away

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XoXMeLiSsA13XoX answered Thursday August 19 2004, 2:57 am:
your dog may be tired more than usual because she is getting older, she may have arthritus, and older dogs need more sleep. go to the vet and get it checked for arthritus, if the vet says she doesnt have it, its just because shes too tired and getting older!
Hope i helped! if ya need anything else drop it in the inbox!!
*Melissa

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madcathat answered Monday August 16 2004, 1:29 pm:
puppie have more eneergie than dogs so i think your puppie is a dog

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youCantSTOPlove answered Saturday August 14 2004, 5:39 pm:
Well sumtimes.. doggies r going threw a stage just like us!! this isnt UNusually..my doggy does it too... is just that there getting older..n tjust like we do, get ride of the little baby toys n all the playing... n move on to makeup n clothes.. thats how dogs are... they get older too...athough ur doggie maybe very healthy.. there still getting older..

Leah Xox

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sunkistsarah answered Saturday August 14 2004, 1:06 am:
you really need 2 take her 2 the vet if ur that worried!!!! the same thing happened 2 my dog and she just had an infection and the vet gave her some meds that cleared it up!!!! no one on this site knows whats wrong with her so she shud really see a vet!!!!!!hope this helped!!!:]

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hottamale1812 answered Thursday August 12 2004, 6:48 pm:
she mite gettin to that age, but if u havent spade her then shes mite be hav puppies!

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sincerelysam answered Saturday August 7 2004, 5:54 pm:
she is probal fine it mght be that age were everything slows down has she been spade? if things dont improve consult ure adult

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girdy_goo15 answered Friday August 6 2004, 5:32 pm:
she mite just be depressed but you should take her to the vet.

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xO_sTePhIe_Ox answered Friday August 6 2004, 2:40 pm:
Well, your dog is getting older. If you get concerned - don't hesitate to send her to the vet incase something is wrong. <3 Steph

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selectopaque answered Friday August 6 2004, 2:27 pm:
She's getting old. 9 years is pretty old for a dog. When dogs get older even a month can make a lot of difference in they're health. Give her doggy vitamins daily, and you will just have to try harder to get her up to play. When you go outside run around with her and throw the ball for her and just play with her a lot more. She might not be quite as energetic, but she'll be happier that your spending more time with her and wont be as depressed.

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cowsoink answered Friday August 6 2004, 12:05 am:
She probably gets tired easily because she's old. But, at times she's really playful huh? That's the exact same thing that happens to lil pups. It's kinda the same thing. Hope this helps! Latas!
.::Chelsea::.

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hErEtoheLp answered Thursday August 5 2004, 11:34 pm:
Well, it probably means that she's sick. My dog is full of life, but when he gets sick, all he wants to do is go hide in a corner and sleep. Tell your folks that you don't think your dog's feeling well and maybe if she doesn't get more active within a few days to go get a check up on her.
If there's nothin wrong with her, it simply means she's aging, nothing wrong with that, just give her plenty of excersize and keep her active!

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