It is a congenital disorder with a hereditary component. Heredity deals with several genes and causes an abnormal development of the joint between the femur and pelvis. It is a latent defect which should be diagnosed 30 days after the maximum delivery. It is present in all breeds of dogs, and even in cats but the large breeds of dogs are the most concerned.
Car rides are sometimes real events for our companions.
The sickness is common as a dog on 6 will suffer one day.
Many puppies are carriers of intestinal worms who can it be contaminated in their mother's womb, when feeding or via their environment.
The following data may vary depending on the breed, the age and physiological stage of your dog. Do not hesitate to ask for information concerning your own pet.
The Act of 20 June 2008 requires owners of dogs by category 1 and 2 to be in possession of a permits of detention Since 1 January 2010.
In order to obtain this permit, Masters must undergo 2 obligations :