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Originally Posted by pstinard  I agree totally. There is no way of knowing how or why a Yorkie developed a particular health problem, unless you are that Yorkie's vet. Studies can show general trends, but no one can conclude from a general study what happened in a particular Yorkie's case. |
Plus, there is a lot of assumption trying to connect the correlation between the different studies that have are published research articles when the general public does not have access to the entire articles or the ones sited. So it turns into assumptions on the part of some of the readers. Which then leads to confusion and vague assumptions.
Chachi......I'm not picking on you at all but going to use your post as an example of the confusion
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Originally Posted by chachi The language in these studies is not something most yorkie owners are going to understand. It is fine to research and post research but I dont think it should be insinuated someones dog got LP because of early spay neuter when it could have been inherited and there is no way the poster doesnt know it wasnt | |
Because of the confusion you are now under the assumption that LP was talked about in the posted articles but actually it was CCL rupture that was slightly increased in altered female dogs. See how this information can become confused. Now someone else will come along and see this and take it as fact.