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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  When it's hereditary, it's often noticeable the first year, even as young as 12 weeks, and surgery will eventually be needed. It can be caused through trauma, but you are not as likely to see a severe case so young. If there are no signs by the age of 2 Roxie parents didn't pass the fault to her, but she can still be injured so keep up the good work, and don't let her jump off things! Not every case is completely clear what caused it, but many are. |
Thank you for the info on this. It's not an easy task keeping her from jumping off of things since she's like lightening when she's on a mission to check something out! I cringe and freak out and run to make sure she didn't hurt herself. I even pushed the couch back up against the wall to keep her from jumping that high since she will (silly girl)!