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  • How Do I Get Spots, the Two-Headed Dog in DragonFable?

    Spots, the two-headed puppy, is a virtual pet you can purchase in "DragonFable," an online role-playing game. Your character must be at least level 35 and own a Dragon Amulet, which you obtain by purchasing the lifetime standard upgrade account for the game, to purchase Spots. Spots costs 50 Dragon Coins, which is virtual currency you must purchase with real money. Spots helps you battle enemies as your pet companion.

  • How to Keep a Dog's Head Up When Gaiting

    The picture your dog presents to the judge gaiting around the show ring can make the difference between winning and losing. Gaiting shows the dog's movement, which tells the judge a great deal about its conformation -- the basis for judging in the breed ring.The dog must move smoothly and fluidly to present the best outline. A dog who gaits with its head down will shorten the length of its stride and round the appearance of its topline, making movement look choppy.

  • Dog Head Injuries

    Dog head injuries occur from blows to the skull or penetration of the skull by foreign objects. They can be life threatening, requiring a trip to the veterinary hospital for emergency and follow-up care. Head trauma in dogs can result in central nervous system damage, leading to problems with mobility or eyesight. Skull fractures may be mild or severe, and your dog's prognosis will depend on the severity of the primary head injury and secondary neurologic damage.

  • Head Injuries in Dogs

    Any dog who suffers from neurological changes or behavioral changes should be examined by a veterinarian due to the possibility of head trauma. While some cases of head trauma may not be immediately obvious, smaller levels of trauma can still be serious to the overall health of the dog. Unfortunately, head trauma is a life-threatening situation and not all dogs will survive. Any dog who sustains a head injury should be seen by an emergency veterinarian immediately.

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