As your German Shepherd enters his golden years, you may be noticing some changes in his mobility. His once-sprightly steps may now be slightly slower, and he may have difficulty getting up after lying down. These are common signs of hip dysplasia, a congenital, degenerative joint disease that can cause significant pain and discomfort as your fur friend ages. Although hip dysplasia is one of the most common afflictions in older German Shepherds, there is no cure for it, but there are treatments available to help manage the condition and improve your fur friend's quality of life.
In this podcast, we'll cover what you should know about hip dysplasia in senior German Shepherds.
Here is the link to the blog post that goes coincides with this podcast:
https://www.wpsgss.org/post/hip-dysplasia-in-senior-german-shepherds
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Our fur friends don't live forever.....none of us do.... but as your German Shepherd ages, it's important to know the typical aliments your fur friend can suffer from and how to navigate the waters if something does come up, instead of being blindsided and feeling helpless. We want to help you with that. At the end of season three of #LifeWithOldDogs podcast and blog posts, we will send you the entire season's worth of all the information we cover in a FREE ebook, so be sure to subscribe to be "in the Know."
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