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The problem: Lameness from joint and ligament damage

Lots. Most importantly, I would immediately confine her to barracks until the problem has been diagnosed. Continuing to exercise her now may jeopardise her future considerably and is just not worth the risk. The wrist or carpus joint in dogs is every bit as complicated as the wrist in humans and many things can go wrong with it, some of which can be disastrous. Any lameness

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