1. Dogs dissipate heat
Because the dog’s body cannot regulate its temperature, and the The sweat glands are all on the tongue, so dogs can only dissipate heat by sticking out their tongues and lower their body temperature, especially in hot summer or after dogs have just done strenuous exercise, dogs stick out their tongues and pant more frequently. . If this is the case, the owner should guide the dog to drink water first, then move it to a cool place or near an air-conditioned room, and wait for the dog’s body temperature to recover.
2. Get the owner’s attention
If some dogs are too boring , If the owner does not usually buy some small toys or molar sticks for it to play with, then it will do some strange behaviors to attract the owner’s attention, and sticking out its tongue to pant is what it most often does to the owner. If this is the case, the owner should allocate some time to play with the dog with a molar stick, snacks or other toys. If there is enough time, he can also take the dog out for a walk and activities.
3. The dog is sick
If the owner finds that the dog is not In addition to sticking out the tongue and panting for time, it is also accompanied by loss of appetite, lethargy, dry nose, or even diarrhea, vomiting, and abnormal defecation. At this time, the owner needs to carefully observe the specific condition of the dog, and then treat it with the right medicine. If the follow-up symptoms are not relieved, they need to take it to the pet hospital for examination and medical treatment immediately to prevent the dog’s condition from getting worse and worse, resulting in the death of the dog.
4. Dental problems
If the dog just sticks out its tongue, Panting or panting is very small, or it can be caused by problems such as its mouth shape, uneven teeth, or missing teeth. Therefore, the owner usually needs to pay more attention to the health of the dog’s teeth, brush the dog’s teeth more to clean the mouth, or buy a molar stick for the dog to help the dog grind its teeth and achieve the purpose of the dog’s dental health.
