Why do dogs make a huffy puffy sound while like just standing there doing nothing???

My dog is an Airedale Terrier ( the king of terriers) and whenever i'm walking him and we stop to take a little break he will just start like breathing out loug or something and he makes this annoying sound and it just kills me!!

That's just how dogs are. They get hot easily and they drink lots of water. Little dogs do the same thing.

This could be panting, which is how a dog keeps cool.

that's normal it's just that he's tired and wants some water. try bringing along some mp3 or music to ignore it.

dogs pant to keep cool, so make sure your dog gets enough watersometimes dogs make a huffy puffy sound when they are happy or excited as well

My dog does this when she is trying to get my attention to carry on - like the dog version of 'come on then - what is the matter? get on with it!'

Dogs, unlike humans, do not have pores in their skin. The purpose of pores in humans allows for water to seep up through the flesh and remain on the skin - or sweat. The sweat cools your body in two ways: 1 - as the water comes up through the skin it is warm or hot - thus transporting heat from the insides of the body. 2 - when the sweat piles up on the surface of your skin it begins to cool your body when air hits it - this means that humans are both air and water cooled - better than your new laptop!Dogs, on the other hand, do not have pores. Therefore, when they make those huffy-puffy sounds (it's called panting) they are cooling their bodies off. Through panting dogs expell their body heat through the air that they breathe out and cool their body off with the cool air that they breathe in. They can also cool off by drinking cool water - or jumping in water. So, don't be annoyed by your dog's panting - it is perfectly normal.Pigs, in a similar fashion, also do not have pores. That's why they hang around in the mud (called mires) to keep cool.