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Belle's Hips OFA Good |
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Tris' Hips OFA Good |
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Orion's Hips OFA Good |
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Remy prelimed as Good |
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Roem's original x-rays, he
received a Fair (sedated) and then was redone and received a Good
(awake) |
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These are Samson's xrays--OFA Fair |
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Sydney's Hips OFA
Good |
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This is the xray of a moderately dysplastic dog.
Note the differences in the neck of the femur from one side to the other
and the shallow acetabulum. |
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Very light xray and of a moderately or mildly
dysplastic dog |
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Another Dysplastic dog, easier to see. The
acetabulum are shallow. This might be an xray of the dysplastic
dog in the pic above, but just flipped when scanned. I think it is now
that I have had a harder look at it because of the femur neck (now on your
right) is the same construction as the one on the left above. |
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This dog is a victim of bad positioning. Is she
dysplastic? The dog's owner is going to find a vet who positions a
dog under anesthesia better next time. The dog was about to be
spayed when this was taken. The dog is a papered APBT. |
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APBT |

APBT |
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APBT |
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AmStaff |
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Bad positioning |
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Papered APBT |
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Am Staff, OFA Good |
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AM STAFF, OFA...? Good. |
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Am Staff, mildly
dysplastic |
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Duke's hips |
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Maverick's hips--until
I can get the original back from OFA, we have to wear sunglasses to look
at his hips. |
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Hips from a 12 year old
am staff...how would you rate them? |