She's an outdoor dog and she stays outside unless it's super super hot or super cold, and that's mostly because she doesnt like in inside she throws fits and misbehaves after a few minutes of being indoors. She's like the dog version of an ADHD delinquent kid, but she is a very good listener I know he fondness of me is unconditional and she often poses near me in a protective manner. Luckily I am able to spend a lot of time outdoors with her aswell as her "siblings" one yellow lab and one pitbull. All three get along but only in pairs of two all three together and weird things happening dominance fights and equality disputes. 

All of my dogs eat both live prey and regular dog food, they eat culled livestock as I think that's a better option than letting them go to waste and they eat whatever wild animals they manage to catch. All have their proper shots too. All dogs are also free roamers but throughout the day I rotate the pitbull in and out of a spacious and shaded fences area with beds, shelter, food and water. When I let her out the yellow lab goes into a fenced patio area as I can trust her to not ruin anything. There is a large structure that remains open for them to come and go from as they please with bedding food and water. 

I go into detail about their lives incase it might help with a possible diagnosis, at first when my Chesepeak started the gagging I thought she ate some live prey too fast as I can never tell if she's eating or not because she can be seen carrying a carcass of some sort almost all day. But now it's appearent to me that this is some kind of illness, she has episodes that will last up to 30 seconds or so and when the episode is over she produces a mucus-like clear fluid. It starts off sounding dry and then starts to sound crackly like fluid. I can't remember when it started but it's been long enough so that if this was something deadly and progressive it would already have taken a toll. She is otherwise healthy, all her energy is still there, just as playful as always.
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chese is healthy but
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She's an outdoor dog and she stays outside unless it's super super hot or super cold, and that's mostly because she doesnt like in inside she throws fits and misbehaves after a few minutes of being indoors. She's like the dog version of an ADHD delinquent kid, but she is a very good listener I know he fondness of me is unconditional and she often poses near me in a protective manner. Luckily I am able to spend a lot of time outdoors with her aswell as her "siblings" one yellow lab and one pitbull. All three get along but only in pairs of two all three together and weird things happening dominance fights and equality disputes. 

All of my dogs eat both live prey and regular dog food, they eat culled livestock as I think that's a better option than letting them go to waste and they eat whatever wild animals they manage to catch. All have their proper shots too. All dogs are also free roamers but throughout the day I rotate the pitbull in and out of a spacious and shaded fences area with beds, shelter, food and water. When I let her out the yellow lab goes into a fenced patio area as I can trust her to not ruin anything. There is a large structure that remains open for them to come and go from as they please with bedding food and water. 

I go into detail about their lives incase it might help with a possible diagnosis, at first when my Chesepeak started the gagging I thought she ate some live prey too fast as I can never tell if she's eating or not because she can be seen carrying a carcass of some sort almost all day. But now it's appearent to me that this is some kind of illness, she has episodes that will last up to 30 seconds or so and when the episode is over she produces a mucus-like clear fluid. It starts off sounding dry and then starts to sound crackly like fluid. I can't remember when it started but it's been long enough so that if this was something deadly and progressive it would already have taken a toll. She is otherwise healthy, all her energy is still there, just as playful as always.
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I'm wondering if she
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