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Originally Posted by Gypsy Rose Both of our girls,Gypsy Rose and Gizzie Chavi (aged nearly 2 and 1 resp) have some similar type of problem although I suspect that it is "reverse sneezing" in their case... it sounds frightening and is often I think confused, even by vets for a collapsing trachea - I once heard a little Bichon frise cough in the same way as Gypsy Rose (only had her then) and I stopped and talked to the owners as they were pinching her nostrils, gently but firmly...I have done this ever since and it does seem to help. My girls even come to me now so that I can try it..! It could be worth a try? Another thing I do is blow very gently up their nostrils!! Distraction also works at times. Hope this helps, Ana xx  |
I'm sorry to hear that about your baby - if I WERE to answer - I would say exactly what Gypsy Rose says...Hopefully it's very mild and there are lots of yorkies that are just fine with this diagnosis but she is young to already have this. Just always use a harness and try the tricks in the above post - it works GREAT - Chanel & Cheri both have reverse sneezing and I can usually stop it right away gently pinching their little nostrils.