Why are you cross-posting to a cat's newsgroup?

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> My 4 year old dog Bailey recently developed a swollen hock and was favouring
> that foot. Since compensating for the leg, he has developed an opposite
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equalizer - 11 Jul 2004 20:56 GMT
>Why are you cross-posting to a cat's newsgroup?
Why are you quoting the entire post which "offends" you, effectively
propagating it a second time? Oh yeah -- because you're developmentally
disabled.
eq
KellyH - 11 Jul 2004 22:06 GMT
> Why are you cross-posting to a cat's newsgroup?
Maybe the guy's just trying to cast as wide a net as possible to get an
answer. Many cat people also have dogs, or there could be a disease that's
common to cats and dogs. What's the big deal? I know you don't like dogs,
but why do you have to be rude about it? The poster obviously cares about
his dog.
About the original question, I don't have much experience with dogs, but
Lyme disease does sound like a possiblity, as someone else suggested. I
would take him to the vet ASAP.

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> My 4 year old dog Bailey recently developed a swollen hock and was
> favouring
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> Does anyone out there have any ideas or similar experiences??
I'd do x-rays, and also talk to your vet about Lyme's disease. Swollen
joints and lethargy give me a bit of a red flag on that one.