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Dog Limping

Irishstabber · 2005-08-10 01:48:50

My dog just started limping today. It wasnt hit by anything. I seen it running around and then it was limping. I mean it ran out the back fine and then just began limping when it got out there. She was running very fast when she stopped really quick, would that have anythin to do with it. Its a small dog yorkshire…

10-08-2005 1:48am

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Irishstabber

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My dog just started limping today.
It wasnt hit by anything. I seen it running around and then it was limping. I mean it ran out the back fine and then just began limping when it got out there.

She was running very fast when she stopped really quick, would that have anythin to do with it.

Its a small dog yorkshire terrier/jack russel. Its her back left leg thats hurt. Would it be broke. Is a visit to the vet in order?

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#2 10-08-2005 8:57am

disillusioned

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If you're concerned enough to put up a post then you really should bring the dog to the vet.

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#3 10-08-2005 1:53pm

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A call to vet is the safe thing to do, check to see if she got a torn in her foot,

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