If your dog is stretching out and has signs of an upset stomach, it is wise to see your vet. Left untreated, the potential underlying condition may get worse. In the case of pancreatitis, other than the assuming the stretched out praying position, dogs may develop other clinical signs such as nausea, vomiting, fever, lethargy and decreased. . Muscle tension in the back can be caused by: Strain or overworking the back and abdominal muscles from strenuous walking, pulling on lead, training, hard galloping particularly on uneven ground and when the dog needs to manoeuvre around obstacles or jumping. By Dog Central Reading Time: 2 minutes. Among the signs of back pain in dogs are changes in their posture, decreased appetite, a reluctance to move or even a reluctance to turn their head and wobbliness when standing or walking. A dog with back pain might react negatively when its back is touched. It might have an arched back or a guarded. Here’s how to know if your dog has back pain: Having a stiff, hunched position. Experiencing mobility problems such as limping, dragging, and overall lack of control and coordination. Shaking legs or muscle spasms. Showing signs of pain (crying, barking) when back is touched. Displaying mood or behavioral changes. Problem #2. Experiencing lower back pain. PROBLEM: You're experiencing lower back pain. This is generally due to a lack of core strength and is characterized by a substantial arch in the lower back. SOLUTION: This may or may not be a sign of something more serious. We'd recommend getting your back looked at by a doctor before moving forward. Still bound naked on his back, young Dirk Wakefield looks on in horror as the mystery-man torturing him ties a rope around the base of his cock and balls Chapter 4 The hooded, muscular man continues to cane Dirk Wakefield until both sides of his tapered back are striped with deep, painful welts.