What is reverse sneezing in dogs? It is a common, involuntary spasm which gets triggered by an irritation of the soft palate and throat. When your pet dog sneezes regularly, what happens is the air is pushed out through his/her nose. Now in the case of a reverse sneeze, what happens is the air is pulled in rapidly through the nose, which produces a noisy inhalation attempt. A loud snorting or wheezing-like sound is made, which is often a cause of alarm for many dog owners. But rest assured, it is not a life-threatening condition. However, if your dog is making a deep, snorting sound, every time an episode of reverse sneezing occurs, there are some techniques you can use to understand its causes and follow treatment.
How weird is that!!! Poor little boy is resting on the couch while the monster chews on her bone!!! At least she is leaving me alone and not wanting to play fetch! Wish that was her a hour ago when I was tryin to get my school work done. Kinda hard to keep typing things down when a ball is shoved at you every third word! At least she is leaving Spencer alone!
Never heard of reverse sneezing before! Sounds like you might need to kennel Abby or have a "dog room" so you can get some peace and quiet- we all know border collies are work-a-holics!
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