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Hi TTG, i have a question and i need some real help with this. I have a German Shepherd(female) and she is about 4 years old. About 2 weeks ago she has started to get really bad arthritic and she can barely walk now.

My question is has anyone else have this happen to their dog and if yes, what did u do to try and help them get better and to try and take the pain away from the arthritic.

I know someone will say "Take your dog to the Vet" But i want to know what others have tried before i go spend like 200$ just to get told by someone else what to give my dog.

Thanks to anyone that tries to help.
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Don't Know Man,But I Lost Dog About A Month Ago,Hope Your Dog Feels Better
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search online bro, hope your dog is okay.
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This often happens to large purebred dogs, and is the reason why heterozygous breeds will often live longer. Here's a link I found for you: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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my dog has hip dysplasia which means she has no hip socket and one day she probably would not be able to walk. so man i know what your going throug. its pretty tuff seeing your dog limping really bad.
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Not to be a dick or anything but you could of just looked up on google.
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LED wrote Not to be a **** or anything but you could of just looked up on google.


Yes and he could have found nothing so he came here to get the opinion of people who may have dogs.
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I think you should seek a professional's opinion! My last dog (dead :'() was acting very strange so I thought the same thing you did, INTERNET!, as it turns out all the advice I got from the internet actually made my dog even more sick. Please just go seek professional help.
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