What are the general health problems of a Chweenie dog?

First of all, a Chweenie is a mixture of a dachshund and a chihuahua. I want mine to live healthy, so I want to know some of the most common health problems a Chweenie can get. Just so you know, mine is about 2 or 3 years old and only has 1 eye.

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Dog Care & Canine Health : Bladder Problems in Dogs

Bladder problems common to dogs include bladder infections, kidney infections and kidney stones, all of which are more prevalent in male dogs who are not neutered. Address bladder issues in a dog early to avoid more serious illness withhealth information from a practicing veterinarian in this free video on dog care. Expert: Dr. Robert T. Pane Contact: www.southkendall.com Bio: Robert T. Pane, DVM, is a veterinarian in Miami, Florida. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Dog Health Problems : How to Relieve a Dog’s Stuffy Nose

A stuffy nose in a dog can be caused by allergies, foreign bodies, viral infections or bacteria, so relieving a stuffy nose starts with identifying the cause. Find out when it’s necessary to see a veterinarian about a stuffy nose with help from a veterinarian in this free video on relieving a dog’s stuffy nose. Expert: Robert T. Pane Contact: www.southkendall.com Bio: Robert T. Pane, DVM is a veterinarian in Miami, Fla. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Dog Health Problems : Dog Paw Health Problems

Dog paws can be affected by foreign materials, trauma, chronic wetness or allergies. Find out how to treat a dog’s paws if they’ve been cut or lacerated with help from a veterinarian in this free video on dog paw health problems. Expert: Robert T. Pane Contact: www.southkendall.com Bio: Robert T. Pane, DVM is a veterinarian in Miami, Fla. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Will a severe overbite cause health problems in a dog when he gets older?

I have a nine week old Jack Russell puppy that has a severe overbite. I knew this when I got him, and he came with a health certificate, stating he had this. We knew this at the time we picked him from the litter, but loved his personalitiy and color. He is eating and chewing good and has no problem, at this time, taking and chewing treats, or playing and carrying toys. And, is in good weight. However, I am worried when his permanent teeth come in and down the road they may cause problems. Does anyone know?

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Would there be any health problems likely with a Pug/Husky dog mix?

I know it sounds like an odd combination, but its what I’d be interested in having as a pet dog. Are there any less than obvious health problems a mix of such would happen to have with a dog like this?

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How do you get health care for your dog that will cover existing problems?

I was getting a quote for my standard poodle because I’m concerned about her lumps, but every health care provider says no pre-existing conditions. What can I do? Does anyone know of healthcare coverage that will cover pre-existing conditions for under $120 a month?
I haven’t gotten her diagnosed, but I’m just afraid it may be cancer and I know I can’t pay for it out of pocket.

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Will a short front cause health problems for my dog in the future?

By a short front, I mean that her back end is taller than her front end. Will this cause any health problems (hip problems, etc.) in the future for her?
She’s almost two.
There isn’t a huge difference at all, but you can clearly see the angle as she has short front legs.

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Are shih poos a type of designer dog that has health problems?

I know some designer dogs supposedly to have health problems, are shih-poos one of them or are they healthy? and yes, i know theyre a mut and i really dont care. for a pet, a mut is as good as a pure bred if not better so dont give me a lecture please
im trying to get edjumacted. i just seems that there are 2 very vocal sides to the issue. some say purebreds are better, others say mixes are better. what i didnt want is some bias ass hole like you to answer that whines and cries about mixing bloodlines. you sound like a piece of southern white trash or something

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A Big Dog with the least amount of health problems?

I want a really big dog. I have always wanted a Great Dane, but i worry about the health problems that comes with their size.
So my question is what is a large dog that is known to have the least amount of health problems?

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