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Anyone who’s had a dog knows they can be full of energy, especially when they’re excited. Pacing can be a way for them to release some of their built-up energy.
You may notice them start to pace around their bowl when it’s getting close to mealtime. Or they may begin this walking motion as soon as they see their owner get their dog food ready.
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If you’ve just adopted a puppy or dog and are bringing them home, they need some time to familiarize themself with their new environment.
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In some cases, liver disease can cause your dog to pace. When your dog’s liver is not functioning the way it should and cannot filter toxins out of the body, the toxins can overrun the bloodstream.
Cushing’s Disease is a health condition that is the result of a dog’s adrenal glands overproducing the hormone cortisol.
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