Dogs, especially small dogs, often run and jump, and leg joint problems should be careful. Last issue talked about dog sprain. How should we deal with it? So why do dogs sprain? What are the common causes of dog injuries? We need to understand the causes of spraining joints and ligaments of dogs in order to better help them avoid these risks.

Causes of spraining

PART.01

{Jumping up and down}

Dogs jump up and down is obviously a relatively dangerous action. Beds, sofas, and cars are all items they like to jump up and down.

When you walk by the river, you will not be able to wet your shoes, so the owner needs to try to stop them from doing this, or give them a board to walk up slowly.

After all, up and down jumps not only may cause sprains, but also threatens serious diseases such as hip joints and arthritis.

PART.02

{Slide while chasing}

We often find that dogs are prone to unable to stop the car when they are having fun. Sliding or falling at this time can easily cause strains on the dog's hips and thighs.

PART.03

{fall from a high place}

Sometimes, the owner will pick up the dog and play, and soon the dog will break free from the arms. At this time, it is very dangerous to suddenly fall from the high place.

Especially if there is something on the ground that they accidentally step on, so be sure to pay close attention to their safety when playing with dogs.

Summary: We have learned that in daily life, we must train dogs to run and jump, try to avoid small dogs, chase and fight, reduce the probability of spraining leg joints in dogs, and let the hairy children grow up healthily!