Brittany Zemba Webboard User Reg: 02-21-2008
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Last night I took my gal out to potty and to run/play a little before bed time. She went potty and then started running around.
While she was running -she started out just fine- she ended up with her butt down -like if she was pooping- and her hips started popping as she ran like that??
To tell you the truth I was scared beyound scared. What was it mean? Is that an indicator of HD?
It wasn't the possibility of tags clicking as I hardly ever have her tags on her.
I didn't know if I should stop her or not but she didn't seem to want to stop running/playing. After a few minutes of popping it stopped and she seemed just fine?
I'm bringing her in probably around July when i have the money to get her hips and elbows x-rayed.
Should I go along with it possibly being HD? If so what do I do??
Molly Graf Webboard User Reg: 06-11-2004
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no way to tell anything without x-rays. Don't worry too much until you get the x-rays - anyone who 'tells you' it is HD (or not) would only be guessing.
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