The dog sticks out its tongue, gasps and trembles rapidly. Do not allow the dog to exercise violently suddenly!

The dog sticks out its tongue, gasps and trembles rapidly
The dog sticks out its tongue, gasps and trembles rapidly to dissipate heat. It may be that it has just finished strenuous exercise, or the dog's body temperature is too high in a hot environment. The sweat glands on the dog's body are underdeveloped and can only emit sweat through the foot pads and tongue. When a dog's body temperature is too high, the chest is often a hot spot. Sticking out the tongue and panting can quickly exhale the hot air in the chest to achieve a cooling effect. Random articles
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