[Jessicam5790]

I have a 1 year old female pup that is constantly sneezing and coughing. She seems healthy, but I have noticed when hunting she sneezes and for a while afterward when she is in her kennel. I’m thinking she is allergic to weeds, any remedies to help with it? Could it be something else?

 

[Spini Boys]

Might check and see if there is something stuck in her nose. Could have a piece of something up there. Unfortunately, a vet trip is the best way to check unless you can use a light and some sort of tool to gently flair her nostrils.

 

[Foxxy]

Vet could check it out, allergies, seed, small piece of a twig in the nose. He also could check the dogs throat, something lodged in it.
let us know what the outcome is. JMO

 

[S.R.Patch]

Have you ever laughed or coughed and blew Pepsi out your nose? There's a flap at the back of your throat opening that's suppose to prevent that from happening. If that flap gets turned or dry, it causes what they call reverse sneezing and the hound will snort and sneeze to try an get it right again. Usually a palm full of water in the hounds mouth will clear it up. I've also used what they call a "puffer bottle". Fill it with water and squirt it down each of the hounds nostrils, this will flush out the nasal cavity and moisten the flap at the back of the throat.
Note; the hound won't like you for a while after doing this, but he'll get over it soon...lol

 

[jhook04]

Mine reverse sneeze all the time. Don’t be concerned about it. Usually when they are extra excited.