I’ve tried keeping him in bed with us or lying on the ground next to him in his bed but he still pants like he’s anxious or spooked. The only thing that eventually calms him down is taking him out of the bedroom for a bit and then going back in. He had one of these episodes last night around 3am. He has done this maybe a total of 5 times within the past year, so not much, but his behavior is so unusual. Other than these sporadic episodes, he is a normal, healthy, happy, energetic dog. 2/2

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5 小時內	tia tiadelapaz	Sounds like he is having seizures talk to your vet
5 小時內	Nan Lowe nanjlowe	Our 11 year old Golden had something like this, but your dog is much younger. She had dementia, I worked 3-11 and my husband would find her in a tub chair in the living room facing the wall or in the dark in front of a floor to ceiling window ( we lived in the country so basically she could see nothing.). When I came home at 11:30 pm, she would do the same as your dog, panting and whining and walking back and forth. I used to take he out to the car and drive her back and forth and she would calm
一天內	Kmc kmac00000000	Do you live in an apartment/condo or townhouse where you share walls - is it possible he can hear something (that we probably can’t hear) or sees something - a moving reflection of light through a window?