Dog Paws
One of the frequent complaints from dog owners with neurological problems is the two back paws. In this case, the dog starts freaking out, the back paws somehow stop listening, become weak, develops the ferry, or full paralysis of the limbs. The problem arises most frequently Small dogs and medium species with genetic predisposition to the impact of intervertebral discs. Such dogs are mainly taxi, and all brahizephalic breeds are pequines, French bulldog, branson and others. As a rule, the back foots of these dogs start working abnormally at the age of 3-8 years.
The first symptom of neurological disturbances in the breast lumbar section of the vertebral column, which results in dogs starting to take back paws, is pain. Later, the weakness, the inability to move the limbs, and the last thing missing is the sensitivity. These symptoms usually occur sharply during walks, or games with other dogs, or without visible external reasons, in relative calm. Rare movements can trigger such symptoms, but are not their main cause. Many tax owners believe that a large portion of the vertebral column plays a role in the development of the disease, but this is not true. Sometimes sickness occurs all at once, but it happens that the dog feels only pain in the morning, and the paralysis of limbs is already developing by night.
The neurological effects of pelagic limbs are mostly based on intervertebrates (discopathy). However, the modified disc substance penetrates the vertebrae and tightens the spinal cord or crust of spinal nerves, which is manifested in neurological deficit. A big dog often refuses back paws, and the problem has its own characteristics. There are similar injuries in older animals of large and giant species: German sheep, Dobermans, Rotweilers, Dogs and others. This group of dogs tends to develop clinical symptoms slowly for several months or even years. In such a case, intervertebrates may be affected in the lumbar spine section or at the lumbar and cross-transition level, including the lumbo-sacral stane.
