The skeletal structure of dogs determines that they cannot walk upright

Animals do not have a spine to walk upright. Under normal circumstances, the main load-bearing structures of dogs are shoulders, hips and four legs, and the spine only needs to bear a small load. part of body weight. When walking upright, the weight of the body will change. Almost all the weight is borne by the spine and hind legs, which will cause varying degrees of damage to their bones, joints and other parts. If things go on like this, it will cause various spinal problems.

Long-term standing upright will cause irreversible damage

1. Cause patellar dislocation, joint wear, arthritis, cartilage damage, etc. 2. Cause spinal deformation, hind leg deformity or bow legs. 3. The originally small burden on the spine and lumbar vertebrae increases significantly due to standing upright, which may cause intervertebral disc herniation. 4. Urinary function is affected: Thoracic and lumbar spine diseases may also cause urinary disorders in dogs. Failure to urinate for 48 hours will have a high probability of causing uremia. 5. Hind limb paralysis and quadriplegia: Intervertebral disc problems caused by uprightness most commonly cause paralysis of the dog's hind limbs. However, if the cervical spine is accidentally affected, it is likely to lead to quadriplegia, gradually causing them to completely lose their ability to move. 6. Sudden death: If the injury occurs very close to the head, and in severe cases the brain stem is injured, it will affect the heart and respiratory system, leading to sudden death.

Put an end to pet performances and give dogs a life they deserve

Animals that have been domesticated to the point of losing themselves are pitiful. They have no responsibility or obligation to perform for humans. They are ignorant and don't know the serious consequences waiting for them to stand upright for a long time. All they see is the happiness of their owners and the snacks in their hands, so their "please" nature and their "trust" in you make them stand up again and again. stand up. The cheers from the audience make the owner very proud. At first glance, it seems cute, but if you knew how much damage "walking upright" would cause to the dog, would you still cheer for it?