Shoulder injuries have been reported as the most common injury in agility dogs and account for 20% of all agility injuries. But why do agility dogs get shoulder injuries? This article explores factors that may increase the risk of not
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Soft tissue injuries of the shoulder are a common cause of front limb lameness in dogs. The more recognized shoulder injuries include biceps and supraspinatus injuries, as well as medial shoulder instability. The frequency of triceps injuries is, however, becoming
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Shoulder injuries in agility dogs can range from simple mechanical shoulder pain to more serious tendon, ligament, and joint damage. Without significant trauma, these injuries often present with subtle changes in performance. If ignored, shoulder injuries may become more pronounced
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Shoulder injuries are reported as one of the most common causes of lameness and decreased performance in agility dogs. While some shoulder injuries are more obvious in nature, any subtle front limb lameness, or unexplained change in performance, warrants further
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