BASIC NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS AND THEIR EXTENSION IN DOGSAs a result of the ambulatory reception it was investigated 12233 animals, of which 5653 (46.2%) were dogs. In the neurological research it had shown the symptoms of the nervous system damage in 653 dogs (11.5%). In particular it was found that paresis and paralysis (23.4%) were the most common neurological symptoms in dogs. Number of animals with inclination of head, ataxia, myoclonus and epileptiform state was respectively 19.8; 14.7; 11.7 and 10.5%. The manifestations of the nervous system damage as nystagmus, tremor and lameness were registered in accordance with 8.3; 4.4 and 4.1% of sick dogs. The least number of dogs were with a disorder of vision (2,8%) and hearing (0,3%), which was associated with the pathology of the nervous system. The above mentioned symptoms of the nervous system diseases do not occur as a symptom, but it was marked their combination – syndromes. The conducted neurological research makes it possible to establish the location of the pathological process in the departments of nervous system (neurons anatomical localization). As a result of the research and the results found that most dogs manifest the symptoms of damage to the brain and spinal mozkupaytiyi. Based on the results of verification of the diagnosis will be made using the methods of visual diagnostics. Levchenko, V I., Sudakov, M.O., Mel'nyk, J.L. (2004). Klinichna diagnostyka hvorob tvaryn. Bila Cerkva (in Ukrainian). Braund, Kyle, G. (1994). Clinical syndromes in veterinary neurology. MosbyOlbi, N. (2015). Nevrologicheskoe obsledovanie i lokalizacija povrezhdenij v spinnom mozge. Zh. Veterinarnyj Peterburg, 4–7 (in Russian). Dewey, Curtis, W. (2008). A Practical Guide to Canine and Feline Neurology. Blackwell, USA.Mark, T. Troxel, Kenneth, J. Drobatz, Charles, H. Vite (2005). Signs of neurologic dysfunction in dogs with central versus peripheral vestibular disease. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 227(4), 570–574. Tara, M. Ghormley, David, G. Feldman, James, R. Cook Jr. (2015). Epilepsy in dogs five years of age and older: 99 cases (2006–2011). Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 246(4), 447–450. Malte, Schwartz, Karen, R. Munana, Julie Nettifee–Osborne (2013). Assessment of the prevalence and clinical features of cryptogenic epilepsy in dogs: 45 cases (2003–2011). Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 242(5), 651–657. Abstract views: 174 PDF Downloads: 147This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.