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Dog pimples (or canine pimples if you like) are often indicative of dog acne, a common inflammatory, benign (non-cancerous skin condition that is associated with dog puberty. When caused by acne, dog pimples most commonly affect the head (occurring on dogâs chin, lips, and muzzle) and the chest.
A sneeze here and there is a normal event in a dog's life. You and I probably feel like it's a good thing to sneeze once in a while. Repeated sneezing, however, is not normal and may indicate a serious problem. If it goes on for too long, it may even lead to bleeding, and the sneezing will then turn into a bloody spray. If your dog is sneezing more than you think is normal, there are a few things you can do in order to get a better idea how serious it is.