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==History and Clinical Signs==
 
==History and Clinical Signs==
 
Often a history of exposure to other dogs at either rehoming centers, bording kennels, or in a hospital etc. Direct contact or aerosol spread are the most common routes of infection.  
 
Often a history of exposure to other dogs at either rehoming centers, bording kennels, or in a hospital etc. Direct contact or aerosol spread are the most common routes of infection.  
Clinical signs develop 3-5 days after exposure. Signs are often mild and self limiting.  Afected dogs usually have a dry hacking[[Cough - Canine|cough]] which is likely to be exacerbated on exercise or excitement. Sometimes sneezing, [[Diseases of the nasal cavity and sinuses|serous nasal discharge]] and lymphadenopathy are present.
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Clinical signs develop 3-5 days after exposure. Signs are often mild and self limiting.  Afected dogs usually have a dry hacking [[Cough - Canine|cough]] which is likely to be exacerbated on exercise or excitement. Sometimes sneezing, [[Diseases of the nasal cavity and sinuses#Nasal discharge|serous nasal discharge]] and lymphadenopathy are present.
 
The clinical signs typically persist for 2-3 days to 2-3 weeks.
 
The clinical signs typically persist for 2-3 days to 2-3 weeks.
  
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