My dog's nose breathing is aggressive and stuttering. Is this normal?

It sounds like an upper respiratory infection. I would recommend having Riggs evaluated by a vet since he is so young. Sometimes these infections can be bacterial and quickly wiped out with antibiotics. Others could develop into coughing or pneumonia.

Harsh respiratory sounds are typically caused by some type of airway inflammation. Some underlying illness may be causing her to have a sore throat/nose. It is best to have her assessed by a veterinarian to make sure there are no signs of infection. If she is having difficulty breathing, I'd recommend having her assessed as soon as possible.

No, it's not normal when it appears a dog is having trouble breathing. That is a medical emergency, as it can quickly lead to respiratory distress. I'd take Ice into a vet now to get checked out as I can't see him in person to know if he will be ok or not. Best of luck.

If you want to share a video, you can request a consult with an expert online and share it that way. It sounds like Moka may be congested, and it could be she has a problem like a respiratory infection or heart disease causing this breathing issue. I recommend a vet visit for a health check today or tomorrow. Best of luck.

I would recommend that you have Rousey checked out by a vet. Breathing that quickly is not normal. While sleeping, she should breathe less than 20 times in a minute. Increased respiratory rate at night could indicate heart or lung disease, anemia, or pneumonia. If she has fractured ribs, she could benefit from pain medications. She should probably also be checked for intestinal parasites, which are easily picked up while hanging out on the streets.

Hello. In an older dog that suddenly develops any type of labored breathing, my first thought is a cardiopulmonary problem. Dogs just do not get colds. I would highly recommend having Nimoosh seen as soon as possible. If this is her heart, time is important. I do hope Nimoosh is alright & thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach

Your dog may be suffering from severe allergies affecting his upper airways, or an upper respiratory infection caused by bacteria, a virus or a fungus. I strongly recommend you make an appointment with your veterinarian for an exam and appropriate treatment.