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I have a female gsd( 9months) of both slant parents. She was slant at birth. At a point suffered from Pavro, grew so lean but survived.

After that period, I observed her back legs straightening by the day. Now she is so lean but not fully slant as she used to be during her younger days thou she walks like she has a hip problem at the back of her right leg.

I consulted a vet but he said some tend to become slant after putting on weight and attaining full maturity. Advised me to be patient.

What is your view on the vets comment

Could this have been be possible

Othello92:
I have a female gsd( 9months) of both slant parents. She was slant at birth. At a point suffered from Pavro, grew so lean but survived.

After that period, I observed her back legs straightening by the day. Now she is so lean but not fully slant as she used to be during her younger days thou she walks like she has a hip problem at the back of her right leg.

I consulted a vet but he said some tend to become slant after putting on weight and attaining full maturity. Advised me to be patient.

What is your view on the vets comment

Op, i hope it's not "Black" ??
Although, i dont know much about slants, i had say you intensify her feeding, proly see if an increase in weight will give you answers.

Or just sought Advice from a good clinic!!

TIDDOLL:
Op, i hope it's not "Black" ??
Although, i dont know much about slants, i had say you intensify her feeding, proly see if an increase in weight will give you answers.

Or just sought Advice from a good clinic!!

Brother it's her.

To me she's just OK like this bro