Objective To establish a model of acute inhalation injury in dogs, and to investigate the changes of vital signs in the early stage of acute inhalation injury and the correlation between cardiac output (CCO), cardiac output index CI), stroke volume variability (SVV) and other core hemodynamic variables. Methods The animal models of inhaled lung injury were established. The animals were randomly divided into four groups: control group (no injury); Lung edema group: according to the observation time of lung injury after lung injury, they were divided into B1 group: 1 h; B2 group: 2 h and B3 group: 4 h. The hemodynamic indexes such as ABP, SVV and CO were monitored. Results The changes of circulatory kinetics occurred in the early stage of the injury after aspiration of canine vapor inhalation, which was most obvious in 30 minutes to 1 hour after injury. The levels of ABP, HR, CO were decreased and SVV was increased. Conclusion Inhalation of lung injury in dogs after inhalation, early changes in the occurrence of circulatory dynamics occured, resulting in animal oxygenation and metabolic disorders, and these can quickly lead to pulmonary edema, so that 30 minutes to 1 hour after injury, hemodynamic chcnge were the most obvious.