Teddy dogs may show a variety of signs before they die, but be aware that not all of these signs are present and are not specific to 15. Here are some possible signs:
Loss of appetite: Teddy dogs may become anorexic, refuse to eat, or eat only small amounts of food.
Difficulty breathing: Teddy dogs may experience symptoms of shortness or difficulty breathing.
Mobility issues: Teddy dogs may not be able to walk or stand properly due to their weakness.
Blank eyes: Teddy dogs may have dull or tarnished eyes.
Vomiting or diarrhea: Teddy dogs may experience digestive problems such as vomiting or diarrhea.
Drop in body temperature: Teddy dogs may have a lower than normal body temperature.
Hiding behavior: Teddy dogs may seek out quiet, hidden places to hide.
Abnormal barking: Teddy dogs may make unusual barking sounds, such as whimpering, howling, etc.
Muscle twitching: Teddy dogs may experience symptoms of muscle twitching or tremors.
Dry mouth: Teddy's mouth may become dry and the tongue may stick out and appear dark red.
In addition to the above signs, there are some other possible signs such as slowed heart rate, relaxation, etc. However, please note that not all of these signs are present and do not necessarily indicate that a teddy dog is about to die. If you notice that your teddy dog is experiencing these symptoms, please contact the veterinarian promptly for diagnosis and**.
In addition, you can provide a comfortable environment and warm companionship for your teddy dog before it dies, so that it can feel your love and companionship. This helps to alleviate its pain and uneasiness, allowing it to leave this world peacefully.