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Why do dogs pull so much on their harnesses? And why does switching from a collar to a regular harness cause your dog to knock you over? And how do you solve this? The answers in detail.
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As our dogs get older, their hearts also become weaker – often unnoticed. Some dogs remain fit and active well into old age, making it hard to believe that something is wrong.
A symptom that can occur in dogs with a weakened heart valve (often due to age, but not always) is the so-called heart cough
