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Posted over 8 years ago
| Updated over 7 years ago
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Breed
St. Bernard
Color
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Age
Young
Size
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Weight
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Sex
Male
Pet ID
7645437
My details
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
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Henry was surrendered when his owners wanted to 'down-size' on the number and size of dogs they had. They bought him from a breeder AKC (Harpursville, NY) when he was a puppy and he has lived with a female Newfoundland all his life. He also lived with 3 children, the youngest being 4 years old. On the background sheet they said that he was great with their kids and they never had any problems with him. He is also housebroken. His vet did x-rays 10/18/2012, the notes say 'Based on the radiographs performed today Henry has bilateral hip dysplasia starting to develop. While he has well formed acetabuli and femoral heads, the femoral heads are not at all well seated in the acetabuli.' They prescribed Dasuquin Soft Chews once daily starting (10/18/2012) Our vet examined him (10/29/213) Her notes read: Extreme deformity of hocks. Per Vet - evidence of hip dysplasia @ very young age. Dog has trouble rising. Based on the radiographs performed today Henry has bilateral hip dysplasia starting to develop. While he has well formed acetabuli and femoral heads, the femoral heads are not at all well seated in the acetabuli. He is extremely sweet and needs a caring, loving home.
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