What are the signs of a dog getting old? When dogs get older, they show many different signs, including reduced activity, slow movement, hearing loss, poor vision, memory loss, hair loss and acidity.

Dogs exercise significantly less when they are old, and they seem to prefer to sleep in a safe corner of their homes every day.

The dog's hair begins to turn white from its mouth to its eye sockets. If it is found that white hair begins to appear on the dog, it means that it is already an elder among the dogs. At this time, the dog is already older.

When dogs grow old, they prefer to accompany their owners, just like they know that they don’t have much time and want to get along with their owners more. At this time, they mostly stay quietly by their owners.

Older dogs are more calm. When they meet other dogs, they will no longer rush up like they did when they were young, but will learn to follow their owners' footsteps.

Some dogs have worse vision and hearing than before when they get old. In fact, like humans, their physical skills will decrease, and in severe cases, they cannot even hear their owner’s name.