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Join Date: Oct 2012
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I know breeders and such X-ray their dogs hips/elbows for the purpose of good genetics, BUT would it be beneficial to just a pet GSD owner to do the same? If so what are the benefits and what could those X-rays tell me about the future?
Gus is a year and a half and if it can tell me anything beneficial about what to expect about the future I would like to get this done after 2 yrs. Thanks! |
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Join Date: Jun 2012
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There was a thread awhile back...may answer some of your questions:
If NOT breeding, what reasons to do hips/elbows? Kat
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1. It lets you know how they are. 2. It lets the breeder know how they are. This is important information for their breeding programs. 3. If there is a problem it lets you get started treating it right away. 4. If there is NOT a problem it gives you peace of mind that your dog can run and play and jump and twist and do all those things without having to worry about their joints.
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