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Bulls foot question

annubis · 2016-08-03 09:00:48

folks my bull is standing like this alot I notice, been doing it now for a good while, he can move and walk fine or run even and has no limp but seems to stand a bit like a horse, he has never had his hooves paired whether there is something in that hoof, anyone ever see their bull at this

03-08-2016 9:00am

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folks my bull is standing like this alot I notice, been doing it now for a good while, he can move and walk fine or run even and has no limp but seems to stand a bit like a horse, he has never had his hooves paired whether there is something in that hoof, anyone ever see their bull at this

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#2 03-08-2016 9:41am

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annubis wrote: »

folks my bull is standing like this alot I notice, been doing it now for a good while, he can move and walk fine or run even and has no limp but seems to stand a bit like a horse, he has never had his hooves paired whether there is something in that hoof, anyone ever see their bull at this

The hoof could be uneven underneath which then puts the bulls weight on a smaller surface. They end up standing in a position that relieves the pressure.

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