What questions should I ask my veterinarian about my dog’s behavior?

If you have any concerns, I don't think it's a problem to ask your vet about them, even if you feel like your dog is too active or your dog is having issues where they constantly need to chew their feet. You’re not sure if it's because they have an allergy or if it's a behavioral thing. Never be afraid to ask your vet any question that you have a concern about, and they'll be able to do a good thorough physical exam on your pet. They’ll perhaps recommend some diagnostics, but then they can also come up with a plan to try to create the best possible outcome for you and your pet.

Ask your veterinarian about the possible solutions and interventions for your dog's behavior. Be sure to inform them about any seemingly small issues, as these could be indicators of a larger problem. The more information you provide, the better your veterinarian can help you and your dog.

You should ask your veterinarian about the potential cause of your dog's behavior, what type of training might be beneficial if there are any medications that can help, and what you can do at home to improve the situation.