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hip dysplasia

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hip dysplasia
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Veterinary Science) Vet science a common disorder of large and giant-breed dogs, as well as other species, in which the femoral head does not sit properly in the socket of the hip joint


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Hip Dysplasia can be common in some larger breeds of dogs, especially Labradors It is a condition that is often attempted to be bred out of the dogs by responsible dog breeders Hip Dysplasia can be common in some larger breeds of dogs, especially Labradors.
I was appalled to find that his parents both scored very high points for their hips and elbows - meaning they are at serious risk of hip dysplasia, like arthritis in humans.
However, David Stout, director of the NHS Confederation's PCT Network, which represents all PCTs in England, said: "Although a PCT may not have a separate policy for hip dysplasia screening, it does not mean that they have no screening procedures.
 
 
 
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