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Old 12-18-2012, 08:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This is a shot of ramseys hips at 4 years of age. They were taken after he came up lame with a bit of crying when jumping on the bed. I was as surprised as my vet when the xrays were viewed. He was a puppy mill level shepherd who has very good hips.

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My dog is from a puppy mill. She's OFA Good hips, and ED1 elbows. It does happen, but we certainly are not stacking the deck in our favor through such dogs.
Critique Pimg's Hips, Elbows, Lower Spine

I don't know how to read xrays, so I'll just say congrats. I take it your vet was pleased with the xrays. The right hip socket looks shallower than the left one to me. But I'm no radiologists!
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My dog is from a puppy mill. She's OFA Good hips, and ED1 elbows. It does happen, but we certainly are not stacking the deck in our favor through such dogs.
Critique Pimg's Hips, Elbows, Lower Spine

I don't know how to read xrays, so I'll just say congrats. I take it your vet was pleased with the xrays. The right hip socket looks shallower than the left one to me. But I'm no radiologists!

I also was concerned about the rt. side, dont know if that was due to the positioning on the table however the vet thought for sure it was a hip issue prior to the xrays being taken. I took the CD to an ortho specialist later on who told be for this particular dog, His hips will not be an issue.
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