@BenediktBast For sure. Because shih tzus have pinched faces they're prone to this sort of thing. Chihuahuas are also very prone to reverse sneezing. It's nbd. Cute puppeh!
My Shih Tzu/Poodle mix does this too, and the vet said it's called reverse sneezing. It's not fatal, and if you put your fingers on her nostrils, it helps to stop it.
My Shorkie (Shih Tzu and Yorkshire Terrier) has asthma too, she always sticks her her head straight out and never moves her neck when she's trying to breath.
The way to help them get over it is to try to calm them down by talking to them and petting them, I rub her face, her throat, and her chest and it helps her stop. Also, make sure they drink some water.
ridiculous as YT rated my comments as spam!!! i was only sending information about that reverse breath among shih tzu and hope to reassure the master! im pissed
my 17 years old shih tzu that passed away in 2009 had the same problem too. That's not asthma but reverse sneezing which is common among shih tzu. hope this information reassures you :)
My dog does this exact thing. I feel so horrible for him. I took him to the vet and of course he stopped doing it so they said he was fine. I don't know what to do!
All you have to do is pick him up and blow into his nose and he will stop. Happens all the time with my Shih tsu.
vanessaminassian 3 months ago
thats no Asthma for sure. it's Reverse sneezing. this is not dangerous for him
BenediktBast 3 months ago
@BenediktBast For sure. Because shih tzus have pinched faces they're prone to this sort of thing. Chihuahuas are also very prone to reverse sneezing. It's nbd. Cute puppeh!
beigelycheenut 3 weeks ago
I guess I should take my shih tzu running more often... I always thought my dog had a rare case but apparently dog asthma happens often.
som3AZN 6 months ago
best to rub the neck
alchemyrox 9 months ago
My Shih Tzu/Poodle mix does this too, and the vet said it's called reverse sneezing. It's not fatal, and if you put your fingers on her nostrils, it helps to stop it.
mammanim59 1 year ago
My Shorkie (Shih Tzu and Yorkshire Terrier) has asthma too, she always sticks her her head straight out and never moves her neck when she's trying to breath.
The way to help them get over it is to try to calm them down by talking to them and petting them, I rub her face, her throat, and her chest and it helps her stop. Also, make sure they drink some water.
jcdfbdus 1 year ago
My shih-tzu is doing the same thing, is this fatal? I'm taking him to the vet in two days, it's a horrible sound and I don't know what to do for him.
ndnetime 1 year ago
It's a reverse sneeze. Pretty common in the shih tzu.
dogdidit 1 year ago
My Shih Tzu does this too, usually at night.
MichaelMorbius4ever 1 year ago
ridiculous as YT rated my comments as spam!!! i was only sending information about that reverse breath among shih tzu and hope to reassure the master! im pissed
hellowingy 1 year ago
my Shih tzu's do the same thing. We just take them out for fresh air and it stops.
YourGaurdianAngel13 1 year ago
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my 17 years old shih tzu that passed away in 2009 had the same problem too. That's not asthma but reverse sneezing which is common among shih tzu. hope this information reassures you :)
hellowingy 1 year ago
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hellowingy 1 year ago
toy dog with short nose usually have asthma... same with bulldog and pugs...
troyzapanta 1 year ago
My dog does this exact thing. I feel so horrible for him. I took him to the vet and of course he stopped doing it so they said he was fine. I don't know what to do!
erinsita1485 1 year ago
oooh poor doog!
maakes mee cryy!
zairahm 2 years ago
so help her ,lol
PETtellcom 2 years ago