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27-08-2008, 13:56
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Cow Hocks in dogs!
Just discovered that my GSD puppy of 6 months does indeed have cow hocks and pretty upset
 He is going to have x-rays next week (I think), but needs to start hydrotherapy a.s.p. After much research its seems that cow hocks is a fault in the dogs conformation leading to misalignment of the knee joint. At the moment he has a terrible gait at the back and his legs look like Mary Poppins. Worst of all however, is how his feet are scuffing under as a result of his long hocks. Prevalent in show dogs, or so it seems  The breeder is insistent I should not worry and has stated that his back legs should straighten with age, and the hocks will look more in alignment. I just hope that Luika's life will not be blighted by this awful condition.
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