is this dog cow-hocked?
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Wow, big time! It's pretty noticeable to me. Is that someone you were thinking of showing?
yeah, he's the 8month old i was going to get from MI. there's NO WAY i'm going to buy a cow-hocked dog though...unless it was a pet.Quote:
Originally Posted by .sarah
Even if you hadn't asked that was the first thing I saw. It's just really, really noticeable.
Good luck finding a new baby :)
well, actually i have a baby bakin in the oven! :D i have a guarenteed pup in June! i'm getting a blue male. POL! :D if this boy was nice i was going to buy him and the blue pup in june, but now i'm just getting the blue pup.Quote:
Originally Posted by .sarah
what does cow-hocked mean? :o
Good Luck with the blue pup! :)
Lol. Just what I was thinking! I wish you luck Lute! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sammy101
this dog is SEVERLY cow-hocked. their back legs are deformed. it's genetic.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammy101
http://www.geocities.com/americanbul...Hocked1211.JPG
Heres a link that shows a normal dog and one with cow hocks.
http://www.collieclubofamerica.org/i...cow_hocks.html
Oh, and good luck with the blue pup!! Thats exciting!! :D
He is definately cow-hocked. Here is a picture of a cow hocked Great Dane for those who don't know what the term means. The back feet are turned outwards...
*EDIT* We all must have posted pictures at the same time! :eek:
http://www.sunstrike-great-danes.com...cowhocked2.jpg
Will it affect a dogs walking/running/jumping?
Lucky you! Pick of the litter? Awesome :D So he's going to be born in June, or coming home in June?Quote:
Originally Posted by lute
it can. it depends on how sevear the cow hocks are. it's not painful or uncomfortable though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maltese_Love
he's going to be born in June. i'll bring him home in August. yes, i get pick of the litter. the reason why is i was suppose to get a black female from the breeder and she decided to keep her. she felt so bad she promised me POL from this upcomming litter.Quote:
Originally Posted by .sarah
...now for the wait till i bring him home!
Never heard of such thing in dogs...
its kinda like being pigeon toed in a way.
congrats on your blue dane puppy, I can't wait to hear more about him/ see him!
I hope they get that dog fixed if its genetic. I wouldn't go near that breeder if that's what they were breeding. Congrats on the pup in the oven.
i hope the breeder does neuter him and place him in a pet home. she attempted to sell him to me as a show dog saying all he nedded wasa to run. it would work itself out. i may be young, but i'm not stupid! :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by IRescue452
:) This thread made me check Gonzo, I never realized he was so cow-hocked! It is not as severe as that Dane, I think it's cute. AND he runs faster/harder than any BC I know, and he can easily clear jumps and such... I don't even notice slight cow hocks, and it is not a big deal to me as long as the dog is a pet.