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More often than not they just move differently. A bit more weight on one leg. A different way of sitting or laying. A hesitation before jumping. A bit of a hop when they walk. Small changes that are easy to dismiss because they're not dramatic. Dogs don't hide pain, they compensate. So if you're waiting for a limp... You're waiting until your dog can't compensate any longer. ❤️ Don't just look for when your dog is struggling. Look for how they're adapting.

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