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Re: Occassional LimpingPosted by: Leslie HemsingPosted on: November 18, 2002 at 21:44:30
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| Question: : My Zora is 6 months old and 5 weeks ago we thought her limp was from our friend stepping on her but she's been xrayed, no lymes but still she may limp -- you'd never know she has a problem with all the jumping she does and play she has but it's still there. : I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this with their Jack -- we ran into someone in New York City on the street who said their Jack does the same thing and it's just what they do, is it true? or do I need to pursue further? : Thanks : Linda & Zora
There have been many questions about the so-called "JRT limp" posted to this Forum; please use our search engine to read more. You'll find that the answers vary as to whether this occassional limp (or holding up of the rear leg) is a breed quirk, an inherited/congenital problem with the knee or hip joint or the result of an injury. Of course, I'm assuming that Zora is limping on one of her back legs... :-) In my opinion, I suggest you pursue this further; not only because she's suffered an injury but also because of her age. If she does have a problem with her knee/hip, it's best you treat it early. Best of luck, |