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How to diagnose hypothyroidism in golden retrievers
Be aware of how hypothyroidism develops in your golden retriever.
Hypothyroidism is caused by a low amount of thyroid hormone in your dog's body. Your dog's thyroid glands sit on your dog's neck on either side of his windpipe.

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- This lets your dog breathe, but does not cause breathing issues. A dog with hypothyroidism might have no thyroid glands at all on his neck.
- Because of this, your golden retriever's thyroid glands are swollen and enlarged. Your pooch may also develop hypothyroidism from a lack of nutrition in her diet or by not eating properly.
- They produce the thyroid hormone, which helps to control your dog's metabolic rate. If your dog's thyroid glands are underactive, the thyroid will be attacked by your dog's immune system, leading to health issues.
- The glands secrete thyroid hormones, such as dopamine, that are released every day to keep your dog healthy. The adrenal glands are located in the biceps and upper abdominal area and produce even more hormones than normal.

OUT: They produce the thyroid hormone, which helps to control your dog's metabolic rate. If your dog's thyroid glands are underactive, the thyroid will be attacked by your dog's immune system, leading to health issues.

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Once he's going fast enough he stands up and then squats again, he seems to have a technique that works for him. he

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- continues down the snowy slope skiing on his own.
- dives straight over the board and it looks like he holds his entire body up next to it real proud.
- throws a shot put and they both look surprised.
- starts making signs, something that looks like a prayer or something as he goes.

OUT: continues down the snowy slope skiing on his own.

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How to look refreshed when you wake up
Let in natural light.
Sunlight, or an artificial alternative, helps your body accept the awakening. Not only will you wake up easier, but you'll reset your body's clock, feel better rested, and improve your mood.

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- Do some exercise first thing in the morning. Exercise increases body temperature and releases endorphins that help you awaken.
- Set an alarm and let it go off at sometime in the day. Studies have shown that people who select natural sunlight reduce their risk of developing sun-related disorders, such as cirrhosis or cancer.
- Get in the habit of letting in natural light in the morning. Whether you're seeing a movie, taking a walk in the park, or watching a new show, sunlight will keep you energized.
- You don't have to spend every waking moment of the day in the sun. Window exposure seems to be the only positive stimulant for most people.

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Do some exercise first thing in the morning. Exercise increases body temperature and releases endorphins that help you awaken.