Wendy Lefebvre Webboard User Reg: 12-08-2005
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hmmm..another thought, but don't male dogs sometimes get that frothing after they've smelled urine, particulary a female dogs urine???
but then again...i guess that would only last a few minutes, and from what your describing it was a longer time frame
I have a long coated GSD that will foam like this when he is hot.
He has always been like this, so I see this as a normal thing for him. I carry a cold water bottle with me on walks, especially when it starts to get hot. That helps a lot. I live in Texas and when it starts to heat up here, the water helps a lot.
If it was a hot day, it might just be that.
Ken Mathews Webboard User Reg: 02-26-2012
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I was wondering about your dog feeling stressed.Were there other signs,dilated eyes,drooling,whiskers curling forward instead of laying more flat along the muzzle,sweating paw prints?I've had a dog who did the same thing when he was "nervous" about a situation we were in.It stopped when we were out of what he perceived as an unsure situation.Summer or winter,it didn't matter. Good Luck, Ken Mathews
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No, we haven't had another recurrence. I think it was the combination of smelling female urine and the excitement of being on the field. I have noticed some pretty excited sniffing going on by both Jethro and Skipper, which tells me there might be a bitch in heat in the neighbourhood.
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