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Old 07-18-2006, 08:18 PM   #9
SnowWa
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If she is having the "reverse sneezing" attacks that are so common with smaller dogs - they are quite frightening when you first witness them. And, I think they frighten the little dog the first couple times they happen also.

BUT - two of my dogs have these occasionally and they just have them. Neither they or I get upset anymore, and are over before we know it and we just go on our way.

My Bichon does this almost every night when I first get home from work. With him, it certainly has something to do with his being excited about my getting home.

Then, the other day, my 10-month old little Yorkie did this for the very first time. Now I suppose he will be doing it occasionally.

It is perfectly harmless - and if you don't get upset, your pup will get less upset, and soon it won't be bothering either one of you. It just happens. And, you're right. It does last for about 30 seconds or so.

Good luck! Carol Jean
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