Your dog may have had an accident, a heart attack or choked on something.
You may be in the middle of a field all alone with nobody on hand to help.
With pets a valuable member of the family, many people are learning CPR to keep their dog alive before getting him or her to a vet. t
If there is no breathing and no pulse begin CPR immediately. Would you know how? See here. (Thanks to PuppyinTraining.com)
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About Theo Stewart
I am a dog Behaviourist C.C.B (Certified Canine Behaviourist) INTODogs). I have helped over 3000 dog owners over eighteen years. In addition to online consultations all over the world, I cover Beds, Herts, Cambs and Bucks for home visits. A 'Victoria Stilwell' Positively Dog Trainer (VSPDT) and a full member of the IMDT. Graduate ISCP, International School for Canine Practitioners. My main site: www.dogidog.co.uk
Your dog may have had an accident, a heart attack or choked on something.
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