Message #506903

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It could be low blood sugar or exertional hypoglycemia. It is more common in hunting dogs than people think. Fasting dogs before a hunt can cause it, dogs not being in shape, dogs with more bottom than energy to sustain them. Sometimes the symtoms are mistaken for siesures and heat stroke. Take a small bottle of honey hunting with you and if the dog falls out again, squirt some down his throat and it should pick him right up.