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\r\n <!-' + '- google_ad_section_start -' + '->Hello, a little background first. I have an adopted dog, Ive had her for 3 years and she was a dream dog, she was very obedient. Sadly, she got meningitis (inflammation of the brain) and had cerebral damage, we have yet to figure out the extent. She is recovering excellently, but she cant see very well, and she cant hear well either, as well as a bit of loss on her smell. And now she howls. Constantly. I dont know how to stop it I believe she does it for attention, for she does it at night when i put her away to sleep, but she also does it randomly when im with her and she is eaten, and has had water, and has gone to the bathroom... I do no not why, please help me correct it &#x1f61e;<!-' + '- google_ad_section_end -' + '-><!-' + '- AMS FIRST IN POST -' + '->\r\n
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    Howling!!!

    Hello, a little background first. I have an adopted dog, Ive had her for 3 years and she was a dream dog, she was very obedient. Sadly, she got meningitis (inflammation of the brain) and had cerebral damage, we have yet to figure out the extent. She is recovering excellently, but she cant see very well, and she cant hear well either, as well as a bit of loss on her smell. And now she howls. Constantly. I dont know how to stop it I believe she does it for attention, for she does it at night when i put her away to sleep, but she also does it randomly when im with her and she is eaten, and has had water, and has gone to the bathroom... I do no not why, please help me correct it &#x1f61e;

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