Cocker Spaniel

　　After dogs enter old age, various diseases and problems will appear. Initially, symptoms are not obvious, so owners must carefully observe. When dogs enter old age, owners need to take on more responsibility to ensure their pets live comfortably in their later years.

　　If your beloved dog is over ten years old and shows more than five aging signs at the same time, the owner can generally confirm that the dog is already in the early stages of old-age degeneration or even dementia. At this point, it is important to pay more attention to the dog's health and address any illnesses promptly.

　　Starting from around thirteen years old, cases of advanced age-related dementia in dogs become more common; by about fifteen years old, the vast majority of dogs will show signs of old age decline. During this stage, besides monitoring the dog's physical condition, it's also important to pay attention to psychological aspects, as, like humans, elderly dogs may experience worry and anxiety.