There are multiple reasons for labored or difficult breathing in your dog, ranging from your dog just ran around the yard like crazy to pneumothorax. If you can't find a reason for your dog to be breathing heavily (exercise, hot and/or humid environment), you should definitely keep a close eye on him and possibly take him to a veterinarian.
Some breeds are known to have breathing issues, particularly if they are in hot environments and haven't had surgery to shorten their soft palate - these are the brachycephalic (smashed-in face) breeds like pugs, Boston terriers and Maltese. If taking these types of dogs into an air-conditioned environment doesn't improve their breathing in a few minutes, you need to get them to a veterinarian.
Other causes for heavy breathing include infection, cancer, fluid in the lungs from any of a number of causes and trauma to the rib cage or chest. Depending upon the severity, any of these might need immediate veterinary care.
1st Answer:
It is probably tired, of hot. If it lays with his belly on the cold floor he is trying to cool down. Dogs cannot sweat, they breath heavy instead.
2nd Answer:
If there is no other reason for the dog to be tired and panting heavily, then you should take your dog in to be checked over by your Veterinarian. Your dog could have a heart condition or over heated (which can kill). Yes, your dog can sweat. They sweat through their tongues and pads of their feet. If you suspect your dog of being over heated, take his or her temperature. Normal temp is 101 - 102 so if much over that, be worried & get your pet to a Veterinarian immediately.
Generally you breath slower when asleep.
You dream and breath when your asleep.
His drowsy, ditsy dog was asleep.
A homophone for this would be "sigh" which sounds like "sigh" (heavy breath release) and "sai" (something you wear, like a martial arts weapon).
A homophone for a heavy release of breath is "sigh" and "sigh."
This is extremely unlikely. Bedbugs are attracted by your breath as a human when you are asleep. They thus home in on where your breath is coming from to get their meal from your blood while you are asleep in your bed in the night. They may then set up home in or near your bed. They would not be attracted by the breath of dogs nor have any attraction to go anywhere near a dog or a dog's bed.
Some people breath heavily when falling asleep to release all the carbon dioxide in their lungs faster, to provide more oxygen to the brain.
A heavy release of breath is pant and the clothes you wear is pants. Really tricky
Dog breath
Your mom... and nose hairs.
Well, honey, your dog's breath smells like a hot dumpster on a summer day because of poor dental hygiene. Tartar buildup, gum disease, and even underlying health issues can all contribute to that stanky breath. So, do your furry friend a favor and brush those teeth or take them to the vet for a check-up. Your nose will thank you.
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