Normal structure or angular limb deformity?
Hello everyone. I recently rescued a new puppy from almost certain death. I've posted on this site before regarding a health issue and received amazing feedback. I actually replied to my post with the topic of this post but I don't think it was smart to do that because it was a completely different topic. Anyways, long story short I have a 7 and a half week puppy that is doing great in every aspect of being a king puppy, eating drinking playing pooping sleeping etc. I noticed the other day sometimes when he sits his arm looks slightly curved. No idea if this is the type of dog he is, poor diet as a puppy, the type of floors I have or even too good of a diet. I do go to the vet next week but I decided to ask you guys for any advice so my mind can be at peace for the time being. I will attatch some pictures from diff angles, I really hope he looks normal. He walks runs and even jumps already all look normal to me. Let me know what you guys think. 
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Normal structure or angular limb deformity?
Word of the Day: captious
mercredi 25 février 2015
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for February 26, 2015 is:
captious • \KAP-shuss\ • adjective
1 : marked by an often ill-natured inclination to stress faults and raise objections 2 : calculated to confuse, entrap, or entangle in argument
Examples:
Befuddled by the captious question, the suspect broke down and confessed to the crime.
"During the past 15 years Mr. Maxwell has established himself as one of the few sui generis voices in experimental theater, and like all truly original talents, he has been subject to varied and captious interpretations." — Ben Brantley, New York Times, October 24, 2012
Did you know?
If you suspect that captious is a relative of capture and captivate, you're right. All of those words are related to the Latin verb capere, which means "to take." The direct ancestor of captious is captio, a Latin offspring of capere, which literally means "a taking" but which was also used to mean "a deception" or "a sophistic argument." Arguments labeled "captious" are likely to capture you in a figurative sense; they often entrap through subtly deceptive reasoning or trifling points. A captious individual is one who you might also dub "hypercritical," the sort of carping, censorious critic only too ready to point out minor faults or raise objections on trivial grounds.
captious • \KAP-shuss\ • adjective
1 : marked by an often ill-natured inclination to stress faults and raise objections 2 : calculated to confuse, entrap, or entangle in argument
Examples:
Befuddled by the captious question, the suspect broke down and confessed to the crime.
"During the past 15 years Mr. Maxwell has established himself as one of the few sui generis voices in experimental theater, and like all truly original talents, he has been subject to varied and captious interpretations." — Ben Brantley, New York Times, October 24, 2012
Did you know?
If you suspect that captious is a relative of capture and captivate, you're right. All of those words are related to the Latin verb capere, which means "to take." The direct ancestor of captious is captio, a Latin offspring of capere, which literally means "a taking" but which was also used to mean "a deception" or "a sophistic argument." Arguments labeled "captious" are likely to capture you in a figurative sense; they often entrap through subtly deceptive reasoning or trifling points. A captious individual is one who you might also dub "hypercritical," the sort of carping, censorious critic only too ready to point out minor faults or raise objections on trivial grounds.
Word of the Day: captious
Beneful thing
I don't post or comment much but was wondering who has heard about the Beneful thing. It's on several news outlets about all of the dogs getting sick from it. A friend at work had exactly the same issue as described in the news articles with his jrt. No, I wouldn't feed that garbage to my worst enemy. I don't feed that to my dogs and never would, however it is marketed as healthy food and some people don't know any better. I used to think the same. The bag says its good and the protein level is decent it must be good. Ironic thing is Purina has a lawsuit against Blue saying that their food isn't as healthy as they claim. Funny I just started noticing Blue advertising, would imagine Purina saw them as a threat. Most of the higher quality foods don't advertise. Anyways, my point is although alot of people don't comment, several read. Maybe a few will research food and feed the best food within their means and realize what they thought was healthy for their buddies really isnt.
Beneful thing
Back to agility after the winter
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Had our first trial this past weekend. The girls were great. On Saturday, Rosie Qed & took first in excellent FAST and Qed in Jumpers. She bailed off the A-frame, but otherwise did good in standard. Frankie missed her send bonus in open FAST, got distracted and missed one jump and dropped a bar in standard, then Qed in Jumpers.
On Sunday, I only ran Frankie. We got a 'give me' Q in standard, and she Qed in jumpers.
So far, I only have Saturdays videos up loaded..no, to see if I can get them posted here easily enough.
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Had our first trial this past weekend. The girls were great. On Saturday, Rosie Qed & took first in excellent FAST and Qed in Jumpers. She bailed off the A-frame, but otherwise did good in standard. Frankie missed her send bonus in open FAST, got distracted and missed one jump and dropped a bar in standard, then Qed in Jumpers.
On Sunday, I only ran Frankie. We got a 'give me' Q in standard, and she Qed in jumpers.
So far, I only have Saturdays videos up loaded..no, to see if I can get them posted here easily enough.
Back to agility after the winter
Vitamins for Puppies
Folks,
I guess that I've commit a big mistake nor my puppy needs vitamins.
We walk 5km today and he slept all day long. tired of course. my bad.
But, I was wondering, if is there vitamin that I can supplement his food, once Hills in Brazil, sux supreme.
Any advise is welcome (Except by, ask to your vet. lol).
I guess that I've commit a big mistake nor my puppy needs vitamins.
We walk 5km today and he slept all day long. tired of course. my bad.
But, I was wondering, if is there vitamin that I can supplement his food, once Hills in Brazil, sux supreme.
Any advise is welcome (Except by, ask to your vet. lol).
Vitamins for Puppies
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