HIP DYSPLASIA-The GSD
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beautiful gsd's
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My dog has it and has had it since he was a puppy but since I found this product called LubraFlex you would never know he has it!
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i watched this informative video to see if my puppy might have this condition. i ended up raving!! if your dogs have this condition im sorry. no one likes to see their kids suffer. my dogs are my kids. always will be, but yeah i raved out to the song.
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I see its a year since you posted this... I hope the babyboy has grown into a energetic and playful fellow :)
god bless
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oh my god I'm in tears. I think my 10 month old babyboy might have this... please pray for him. He goes to the vet tomorrow...
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Great informative VIDEO... thank you for the posting! Blessings... E n' D!
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the sad thing is this condition occurs because the show dogs of this breed have been bred in such a way that ensures the dog matches the visual standards of dog show guides, which means a show german shepherd must have a 'sloping back'. the working variety of this breed used by the police force rarely suffers from hip deisplasia and coincidently don't have sloping backs.
i think its sad dogs are bred in a way that endangers their health for superficial reasons :(
iLOVEyou070691 3 years ago
The problem lies with inbreed dogs...if you looked at a pic of a gsd from when they were first introduced to england...they look nothing like todays gsd's...todays gsd would find it hard to do what is was naturally bred for...shows like crufts judge dogs on looks not on working ability...and due to too much inbreeding most kc reg breeds have suffered and now have many more health risks...breeders are breeding out faults but in doing so are slowly killing off the breeds of dogs they produce.
TheGermanShepherd007 3 years ago
Its sad cuz the german shepherd is such a beautiful and athletic dog that because of this disease I didn't want to involve myself in purchasing a german shepherd, because there is such a high chance nowadays that a german shepherd puppy has hip dysplasia.
scarfaceXtc 3 years ago
Unfortunately although the breed is known to stuffer bad hips...poor breeding of GSD's not suitable has contributed greatly to this disease...back yard breeders do not care for the comformation and quality of the dogs they are breeding in the same way a well known KC reg breeder would do. I am very careful now when buying any GSD and have it hip scored.
But because i love the breed i wouldnt let this effect me owning one...im just more picky with the dog or bitch i choose.
TheGermanShepherd007 3 years ago