Blood hunting dog (detail introduction)
Most dogs are susceptible to CHD's genetic disease, and once the dog suffers from the disease, if it is not properly dealt with, it will have a great impact on the dog's body. Some owners may not pay attention to this issue, but after understanding the impact of the disease, I believe their views will change.
The clinical symptoms of CHD generally appear between April and December, but there are also a few dogs who appear between 12 and 36 months. Some dogs may not have any symptoms in a few years. CHD's clinical symptoms have a large range of changes, from very slight discomfort to severe clamor. The main manifestation of the dog is:
1. Unwilling to exercise, decreased activity
2. It is difficult to stand after lying down
3. Show a bunny dancing posture when running
4. Due to the pain of the hip, the temperament changes (intertwined)
5. Do not make high jumps during training
6. Labor after strong exercise
7. The hind limbs are shaking, especially the puppies at 8 to 16 weeks
8. Hip abduction and extension can cause pain
Because CHD's affected dogs can easily form bone spines on the surface of the sphere or the abnormally hyperplasia of the spleen acetraphy. Once the bone spurs occur, the affected dog will be abnormal as soon as it walks, causing it to lie in the sky and refuse to move around.