These three factors—genetics, body weight, and timing of the spay/neuter—all play a role in the symptoms a dog may exhibit. Some dogs with hip dysplasia don’t have any obviou… 展开

Affected puppies or young dogs usually have significant looseness (i.e. laxity) in their hip joints. But they have not yet developed arthritic changes. Often you will see a bunny-hop… 展开

Once your dog is diagnosed with hip dysplasia, you and your veterinarian can make a plan to keep your dog as mobile and comfortable as possible for as long as possible. As par… 展开

There are so many options now for management of hip dysplasia. Plus, you can make a variety of lifestyle or environmental changes to keep your dog’s hips as functiona… 展开