Initially the infective organisms colonize and irritate the lining of the upper
respiratory tract. Coughing, sneezing and retching, often accompanied by
a nasal discharge, are the common clinical signs of canine cough.
The cough is usually described as a deep, hacking cough and can be quite
persistent, many times keeping both you and your dog awake all night.
In some cases, dogs may run a fever, have a decreased appetite, and
demonstrate signs of depression. These clinical signs can last from a few
days to several weeks depending on the severity of the disease.

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