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Exhale strongly and completely release it from your nose, as well as close the center while opening the sides of your mouth and blowing

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Risk factors The most common risk factors that increase the chances of contracting kennel cough include: Your pet staying in crowded dog spaces or facilities Staying in moist, warm and poorly ventilated environments (kennels, rescue shelters, boarding facilities) Exposure to people who come in contact with large number of dogs (vets, trainers, sitters, groomers, walkers) Stress (travel induced or due to unfamiliar environment) Exposure to dust and cigarette smoke