Here’s that information I mentioned yesterday:
Special care for the dog with knee problems: All puppies’ knees are evaluated prior to placement, including a grading of each patella. Your Gompa Lhasa Apso may be prone to luxating patellas. A great deal of increased strength and comfort can be obtained through appropriate exercise. Marty Peace, Physical Therapist [...]
March 11, 2008
Categories: Anatomy, Veterinary Care . . Author: lhasalhady . Comments: 2 Comments
While the humans fret about Champ’s encounter with the pit, Champ
himself has forgotten all about it. He’s a happy little camper again.
He looks a bit worse for wear, with all those bald spots, but he got up
this morning singing and dancing and wanting to eat, play, chew, nap.
I took him to my regular vet yesterday [...]
March 8, 2008
Categories: Anatomy, Gompa Lhasa Apsos . . Author: lhasalhady . Comments: 1 Comment
Julie wanted to share this photo, along with this note:
These footprints are from Candice. You will notice at the bottom of the screen, you can see where her feet are making individual prints. Once she hit her “gait” it looks like she only has 2 feet! This is a puppy with correct movement.
Couple of things from [...]
February 22, 2008
Categories: Anatomy, Rising Stars . . Author: lhasalhady . Comments: Leave a Comment
This weekend is really busy for both Julie and me. Julie’s son is getting married. I’ve got four days of dog shows. Hey! Julie! Why did your son pick this particular weekend – one of the top ten biggest shows in the country – to get married?!
My monitor started acting wacky yesterday…perhaps in [...]
February 15, 2008
Categories: Anatomy, Julie Timbers . . Author: lhasalhady . Comments: Leave a Comment