Heart rate

What is the standard at rest heart rate for a 13month old 23kg fit girl ???
Thank you
Barry

I really wouldn't know Barry sorry can you google it?   

Thank you never thought of that

I wouldn't know either sorry Barry, are you worried about Molly's heart rate?

Yes Hayley See my other post I have to take her to the vetinary hospital tomorrow, I tried to look on google but couldnt find anything breed specific

Did they say its a murmer or is this something else?

My vet didnt know so that is why we have to go to the vetinary hospital tomorrow, It worried me more because they seemed so concearned

I see, well you'll more tomorrowe I guess, hope it goes OK xx

Thank you, at least we dont have long to wait.

The pulse, a transmitted heartbeat, is easily detected by feeling the femoral artery, located in the groin. With your dog standing, or preferably lying on his back, feel along the inside of the thigh where the leg joins the body. Press with your fingers until you locate the pulse.

You can also feel a dog’s pulse by pressing against the rib cage over his heart. Feel the heartbeat just below and behind the elbow joint. If the heart is enlarged or diseased, you may be able to detect a buzzing or vibration over the chest wall.

The pulse rate is determined by counting the number of beats per minute. Most adult dogs at rest maintain a rate of 60 to 160 beats per minute. In large dogs the rate is somewhat slower and in toy dogs it’s somewhat faster. In young puppies the heart rate is about 220 beats per minute.