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- A cough persisting for 10 to 21 days
- Wet cough or dry cough, like kennel cough
- Loss of appetite
- Lethargy
- Sneezing
- Eye discharge
- Runny nose
- Thick nasal discharge
- A high fever (104 F to 106 F)
- Pneumonia
- Increased breathing rate
- H3N8, which has mutated from an equine influenza strain
- H3N2, which has mutated from an avian influenza strain
- Direct contact
- Nasal or aerosol discharge spread with barking, sneezing or coughing
- Contact with contaminated objects, such as surfaces, food bowls, and leashes
- Infection by people carrying the virus from dog to dog on hands and clothing
- Puppies
- Elderly dogs
- Pregnant dogs
- Immunocompromised dogs
- Dogs that are frequently around lots of other dogs, such as day care centers and grooming salons
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