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15/06/2024

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06/06/2024

Brachycephalic Dogs
The word “brachycephalic” is pronounced as ˌbrakēsəˈfalik1. It refers to having a relatively broad, short skull. For example, brachycephalic dogs have flat faces due to genetic mutations.
Definition: Brachycephaly refers to a specific skull shape characterized by a relatively broad and short cranium. The term is derived from Greek roots: “brachys” (meaning short) and “kephalē” (meaning head). When we say someone or something is brachycephalic, we’re describing their skull morphology.
Skull Characteristics:
Broadness: Brachycephalic skulls are wide from side to side.
Shortness: The skull is also shorter from front to back.
Cephalic Index: This index quantifies skull shape. When the cephalic index exceeds 80, it indicates brachycephaly.
Examples:
Dogs: Certain dog breeds, such as Pugs, Bulldogs, and Boxers, exhibit brachycephalic features. These dogs have flat faces, pushed-in noses, and shortened muzzles.
Humans: Some individuals may have brachycephalic skulls, although it’s less common in humans.
Health Implications:
Brachycephalic animals may experience breathing difficulties due to their shortened airways.
Dental issues, eye problems, and heat intolerance are also associated with this skull shape.
Remember, brachycephaly isn’t limited to a single species—it’s a fascinating aspect of anatomy that spans across different animals!
Combating heat
Heatstroke in Brachycephalic Dogs: What You Need to Know
Brachycephalic dogs, such as Bulldogs, Pugs, French Bulldogs, and Chow Chows, Mastiffs etc. are particularly susceptible to heatstroke due to their unique anatomy. Here’s how you can help your brachycephalic dog stay cool during hot weather:
Provide Plenty of Water: Ensure your dog has access to cold drinking water in different locations. Check throughout the day to make sure the water stays cool and clean.
Shade and Rest: Set up shady spots for your dog to rest. Avoid exposing them to hot and humid environments or strenuous exercise during peak temperatures.
Avoid Midday Exercise: Opt for early morning or evening walks when it’s cooler. Brachycephalic dogs struggle to release heat efficiently, so avoid exercising them during the hottest parts of the day12.
Monitor Their Weight: Keep your dog at a healthy weight. Excess weight can exacerbate heat-related issues.
Remember that signs of heatstroke include heavy panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, diarrhea, and collapse. If you suspect heatstroke, cool your dog down immediately (e.g., move them into air-conditioning or place them in a small amount of water) and seek veterinary advice promptly3. Stay vigilant and prioritize your brachycephalic dog’s well-being during warm weather!
Swimming Challenges: The brachycephalic skull shape complicates swimming. These dogs need to tilt their heads higher to keep their noses above water, which can lead to breathing difficulties in the water. As a result, brachycephalic breeds should never be left alone near water to prevent drowning risks.
Learn Garden hose Play.: Do not spray the dog directly but encourage the dog to chase the nozzle spray. He should be wanting to chase and bite the spray. Beware they may want to bite right at the nozzle.

Always take the time you need...Everyone but especially, Naiomi WaltonKeltonk9.ca
23/05/2024

Always take the time you need...Everyone but especially, Naiomi Walton
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22/05/2024

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13/05/2024

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Great time
05/05/2024

Great time

When you speak to your dog do they pay attention?
23/04/2024

When you speak to your dog do they pay attention?

A great couple to train 🧐🥰
21/04/2024

A great couple to train 🧐🥰

20/04/2024

*Welcome to KELTON K9*

At KELTON K9, we're passionate about empowering dog owners to build strong, loving relationships with their furry friends. Our mission is to provide ethical dog training that prioritizes positive reinforcement, trust, and understanding.

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We believe that every dog deserves to be treated with kindness, respect, and compassion. Our training methods focus on rewarding good behavior, rather than punishing bad behavior. By working together, we can help your dog become a well-behaved and loyal companion.

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One on one experienced trainer is dedicated to helping you achieve your dog training goals. From basic obedience to advanced behavioral issues, we're here to support you every step of the way.

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Brachycephalic Dogs The word “brachycephalic” is pronounced as ˌbrakēsəˈfalik1. It refers to having a relatively broad, short skull. For example, brachycephalic dogs have flat faces due to genetic mutations. Definition: Brachycephaly refers to a specific skull shape characterized by a relatively broad and short cranium. The term is derived from Greek roots: “brachys” (meaning short) and “kephalē” (meaning head). When we say someone or something is brachycephalic, we’re describing their skull morphology. Skull Characteristics: Broadness: Brachycephalic skulls are wide from side to side. Shortness: The skull is also shorter from front to back. Cephalic Index: This index quantifies skull shape. When the cephalic index exceeds 80, it indicates brachycephaly. Examples: Dogs: Certain dog breeds, such as Pugs, Bulldogs, and Boxers, exhibit brachycephalic features. These dogs have flat faces, pushed-in noses, and shortened muzzles. Humans: Some individuals may have brachycephalic skulls, although it’s less common in humans. Health Implications: Brachycephalic animals may experience breathing difficulties due to their shortened airways. Dental issues, eye problems, and heat intolerance are also associated with this skull shape. Remember, brachycephaly isn’t limited to a single species—it’s a fascinating aspect of anatomy that spans across different animals! Combating heat Heatstroke in Brachycephalic Dogs: What You Need to Know Brachycephalic dogs, such as Bulldogs, Pugs, French Bulldogs, and Chow Chows, Mastiffs etc. are particularly susceptible to heatstroke due to their unique anatomy. Here’s how you can help your brachycephalic dog stay cool during hot weather: Provide Plenty of Water: Ensure your dog has access to cold drinking water in different locations. Check throughout the day to make sure the water stays cool and clean. Shade and Rest: Set up shady spots for your dog to rest. Avoid exposing them to hot and humid envi

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In a multidog family it is best the dogs know their name so you can address an individual. KC is a guest here for a week, on his third day of being addressed by name in multiple dogs. Dogs usually look to each other and move as a collective. #dogtraining #doglife #dogoftheday @KeltonK9 #doglover

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