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What would you do if your seven-month pup was diagnosed with hip dyspepsia?
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Cry: Hip dysplasia is a common, largely inherited problem in dogs, especially the herding and retriever dogs. Hip dysplasia is painful for the dog, requires a lot of treatment and can be crippling. If you got your pup from a breeder, you should notify them so they can improve their line.
Answered 9/17/2012
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