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It's difficult to tell from the photo, but there are conditions in dogs that are characterised by prominent humeri. Chances are she's absolutely fine and this is normal for her, but the best person to check would be your vet.

Do you need to shut the crate - is she destructive if allowed to wander? If not, I'd leave it open. Crates can be useful tools, but absolutely not essential. If you're worried about her peeing on soft furnishing you could section off an area of the room she's in with a dog playpen or similar.

My dog was just like this as a pup - teaching 'On your bed, settle down' really did help.

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I'm owned by Jasper, the lurcher in my avatar. He shuffled off this mortal coil almost 3 years ago, but he still has a firm hold on my heart 🩷I'm sorry to hear about Milo's problems, and hope that one way or another it can be fixed or managed.

Welcome to you and Milo :)

That is really sad - I'm so sorry for your loss.

With an older dog, I'd always play safe by getting a vet check if anything changes. Having said that, not all senior dogs are prone to putting on weight - my dog dropped weight and lost muscle mass, and I kept him on the normal formulations. He also became less good at digesting bone - he was...

Thank you for the update - and good luck with the diet!

It could be worth getting a stool sample checked in case there's any parasites. You could try upping the bone and reducing offal, as long as this doesn't end up with some poos being a bit too firm. Or try giving him just meat and bone from one protein source for a week - no offal either, and...

@JasmineCurry , it was in the third post in the thread, but I'll add it in the first. And here! Help Us Keep Dogs Cool!

Just a few of points: First question: 'What kind of breed is your dog? Mention it is a mix' - 'Mention it is a mix' should be 'Mention if it is a mix' One question reads 'Does your dog roam in the car or sit still?', but the options are yes or no. My dog sat still and I've answered no, but...

Link tweaked :-) I don't actually have a dog now ( 😢 ) - are you happy for me to complete the survey as if he was still with us?

Hi Sophia, As you'll have discovered, members aren't able to post links until they have made a certain number of posts. What you can do, though, is to post the link with a space or two in so the forum software can't recognise it as a url. Then once mods have checked it, we can edit it to remove...

Hi, I'm so sorry to hear about Cloe's plight. Unfortunately forum rules don't permit members to ask for money so I've had to edit your post and delete the two below, but I really hope you are able to get her the treatment she needs to be pain-free.

Awwwwww 💜

Now that makes me feel old!

Guilt seems to be part and parcel of the grief process. Be kind to yourself, look after yourself, and give yourself as much time as you need xx

A dog with his background could have an awful lot of anxieties, and his experiences could have permanently affected how he developed. It's possible that there's something about this dog walker that reminds him of a past experience, or something could have happened on a walk with her that scared...

(((Hugs)))