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Author Topic: Over working hog dogs, morning lameness in rear end.  (Read 2636 times)
Reuben
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« Reply #20 on: February 14, 2019, 09:07:11 pm »

Hip dysphasia is hereditary...I remember 40 years or so ago the German Shepherd breed had about a 25 percent chance of having it...it is hard to get rid of it for several reasons...a dog can have a real mild case of it so it goes unnoticed others develop it later in life after being bred...I believe the best way is to let them mature and then have them tested before breeding...
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