When your dog is not feeling well, there are several signs that can indicate this. It is important to be alert to changes in the dog's behavior and condition. Here are some signs that your dog may not be feeling well:

1. Changes in appetite:
Loss of appetite or eating less than usual.
Eating unappetizing food or lack of interest in food.
2. Changes in activity:
Decreased energy level, dogs not interested in activity or games.
Very high activity levels, as if trying to avoid pain or discomfort.
3. Changes in behavior:
Behavior that is different from usual such as irritability or anger.
Reluctance to bond or socialize with other people or dogs.

4. Sleep changes:
Changes in sleeping hours, such as oversleeping or lack of sleep.
Search for darker or quieter places.
5. Physical signs:
Vomiting or diarrhea.
Changes in the pattern of urination, such as increased frequency or decreased amount.
High or low body temperature (it is possible to measure temperature with a special thermometer for dogs).
Difficult or irregular breathing.
6. Signs of pain:
Puppies reacting to pain by barking, howling or changing general behavior.
Inflammation in a certain area of ​​the body, such as swelling or tenderness.
Reluctance to jump, walk or stand.

7. Skin problems:
Itching, redness or rashes on the skin.
Hair that falls out more than usual.
8. Changes in teeth:
Health problems such as bad breath or difficulty eating.
Summary
If you notice one or more of these signs, it is recommended to contact the veterinarian as soon as possible to check the dog's health. Early access can prevent more serious problems in the future. Keeping your dog healthy is essential, so you can ensure that he continues to live a happy and healthy life.