As with most large breeds, hip dysplasia can be a problem.

Joint problems, such as hip dysplasia and arthritis, are common.

As with all large breed dogs, hip dysplasia is a risk.

They are the fifth most likely breed to have hip dysplasia.

A. Say someone gives me a call because their dog is having a hard time walking, and he has already been diagnosed with hip dysplasia.

People, particularly women, can be diagnosed with and treated for hip dysplasia as adults.

A large number of breeds are susceptible to hip dysplasia.

Less serious common health concerns include hypothyroidism and hip dysplasia.

Traditional forms of swaddling increase the risk for hip dysplasia.

Hip dysplasia doesn't occur only in infants and pets, though.

As with hip dysplasia, some lines carry these defects more frequently than others.

However, they still recommend, but do not require, screening for hip dysplasia.

If someone discovers she has hip dysplasia as an adult, what are her options for treatment?

As they are small dogs, the breed has a very low incidence of hip dysplasia.

The breed tends to have a higher than average incidence of hip dysplasia.

There are many products available to help mobility in dogs suffering from hip dysplasia.

Current incidence rates of hip dysplasia in Leonbergers are likely around 13%.

She won the race despite ongoing pain in her right knee, which was finally traced to hip dysplasia.

X-rays are used to confirm a diagnosis of hip dysplasia.

If caught before 16 weeks hip dysplasia can often be surgically corrected.

Have the parents been X-rayed for hip dysplasia and do they hold eye certificates? 2.

The same thing as can be seen in certain breeds of dogs; hip dysplasia is a typical example.

Major health issues are allergies, cancer, and hip dysplasia.

Hip dysplasia is known to occur in this breed.

Puggles can also inherit hip dysplasia from one or both of their parents.