Most Common Behavioral Symptoms
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Eating Poop
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Licking
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Peeing Often
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Whining
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Mopey
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Jumping
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Groaning
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Hiding
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Howling
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Grunting
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Eating Leaves
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Growling
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Other Behavioral Symptoms
- Moaning
- Barking
- Acting Sad
- Nesting
- Marking
- Eating Dirt
- Digging Holes
- Eating Grass
- Not Barking
- Trembling
- Feeling Depressed
- Feeling Anxious
- Whimpering
- Acting Fearful
- Urinating Frequently
- Eating Rocks
- Crying
- Chewing Claws
- Peeing in the House
- Biting
- Scared and Shaking
- Submissive
- Chewing His Paws
- Hyper
- Crying While Chewing
- Pacing
- Pooping in the House
- Restless
- Jumpy
- Restless at Night
- Clingy
- Aggressive
- Keeping His Mouth Open
- Eating Paper
- Eating Sticks
- Peeing on the Bed
- Rolling on His Back
- Nervous
- Afraid of Other Canines
- Urinating in His Crate
- Quiet and Sleepy
- Barking at Night
- Yawning and Licking His Lips
- Grinding His Teeth
- Isolating Himself
- Unsettled
- Spacey
- Eating Plants
- Yelping and Shaking
- Urinating in His Bed
- Digging in Her Bed
- Chewing Everything
- Jaw Chattering
- Uneasy
- Aggressive at Night
- Urinating on the Couch
- Burping
- Hoarse
- Ignoring
- Holding His Tail Down
- Aggressive on Leash
- Unfriendly
- Jealous
- Insecure
- Biting Her Feet
- Having Accidents in the House
- Bowel Movements in His Crate
- Picky With Food