watch the situation
I would keep an eye on that tumor. It could be growing and knocking her leg out of socket a bit. Her limp may be because of adjusting to the "new" adjustment. That would make her muscles sore until they compensate.
I would compare it to the same feeling you may have when walking on crutches for the first time. Your arms are just held out a bit and the muscles are adjusting. The dog may feel better in a week.
I would consider having that fatty tumor removed in the future. It is causing the problem but it may be something that can work out a bit until proper treatment. We all live with aches and pains that we wait until it's necessary to get them fixed. I waited several months for surgery for a broken ankle!
So just watch the tumor and make sure it doesn't harden!
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