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Date Posted: 02:11:12 01/25/11 Tue
Author: Ariel
Subject: Re: Opinion on hip x rays. What to exspect?
In reply to: Ariel Snow 's message, "Opinion on hip x rays. What to exspect?" on 18:10:50 01/17/11 Mon

I would love it if someone that has a dog with good or excellent hips certified at 2 years had an older dog they could re-x ray to compare. We will not be breeding our male but this topic is very interesting to me and I'd like to find out this information.

I find it hard to believe there is no degeneration over time in a dog of this size as nearly all dogs (especially giant breeds) experience arthritis in their older years. How can that be if there is no change to the joints?

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