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help dog lost voice
He was just find last night these morning could not bark
dog
he will be ok. it happens. just like us if we yelled all night we would be hoarse and couldnt talk.
take him to the vet or call ur vet and get a steriod and a antibotic. My dog lost his and i waited a week before taking him an i should have went sooner. it may not come back
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I had a dog that had a really good mouth snd barked his self out when it came back it wasn't as loud. Taking the dog to the vet, sooner the better.
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i got a dog that barked herself out and her mouth was never the same. ive seen it happen a lot to hard tree dogs, also i dont know this for a fact but seems like the louder a dogs mouth is the easier it is for them to strain it. ive never read that but from what ive seen it seems like the case.
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