his head a lot. he may also paw at or scratch his ears. the inside of one or both of his ears may be very red, there may be a discharge, and you may smell an odor coming from his ear or ears.
your dog may have had an injury either to his head or inner ear that’s causing the dizziness. since your dog can’t tell you in words that he hurts, you need to watch for symptoms. some doggy pain signals include heavy panting, enlarged pupils, a change in appetite, not wanting to lie down, slower reflexes, and licking or biting the affected area. he may want more attention from 