A dog's feet that dare not touch the ground does not necessarily mean that the dog has a fracture. It may also be that the dog has toe inflammation, and the pain caused by the dog's feet does not dare to touch the ground, or the dog's leg muscles are injured and the pain can also be caused. The dog's legs are afraid to touch the ground. In short, the dog's legs are afraid to touch the ground, which is a manifestation of illness. No matter what the reason is, parents should treat it in time to avoid the seriousness of the condition.

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If the dog’s legs are not on the ground for a long time and are not treated, lameness may occur even if it is treated later, because the dog has become accustomed to three Walking on only one leg.