Obesity in dogs can lead to serious health issues and it's important to recognize the signs early. Some common signs of obesity in dogs include: 1. Excessive weight gain or inability to feel the ribs easily. 2. Lack of a defined waist when viewed from above. 3. Difficulty in walking or exercising. 4. Labored breathing or panting after minimal activity. 5. Fat deposits around the neck or base of the tail. 6. Overall lethargy and lack of energy. If you notice any of these signs in your dog, it's essential to consult with a veterinarian to create a weight management plan.

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