Dog distemper in the Irish Glen Terrier may not necessarily be cured. It depends on the dog’s constitution and whether the condition is serious. If the dog is small, the constitution is relatively weak, and the condition is serious, it cannot be cured. If the dog has good resistance, And if the condition is not serious, then it can be cured. The mortality rate of canine distemper is relatively high. The mortality rate of puppies is as high as 90%, and the mortality rate of adult dogs is 50%. Therefore, once a dog is found to be infected with canine distemper in the early stage, it is best to send it to the hospital for treatment immediately, so that the chance of cure is greater. Some.