Knuckling in Great Danes is a serious issue, but one that is very treatable! While catching it early is important, ideally you want to prevent knuckling in the first place! Before we get started, you may also be interested in information about whether or not your...
We are HUGE fans of our Great Danes having nice tight feet. The feet are the foundation for the whole body, and these dogs have HUGE bodies! When their feet are weak or flat, it's not only an aesthetic problem, it's a functional one. The development of the feet is...
Great Dane puppies have HUGE knobby knees. As a matter of fact, their limbs look so chunky when they are young that many people, even veterinarians are alarmed. A well-bred Great Dane puppy will have a solid amount of substance and bone; they need this to support...
Knuckling in Great Dane puppies can be alarming! If you have a Great Dane puppy with crooked paws, bowed out legs or bumps, you've come to the right place. Knuckling is one of the most common growth complications in Great Danes. Medically speaking it's known as...
Great Dane Bone issuesKnuckling and Hod What is "Knuckling"? You might have heard of a disease or issue called "Knuckling", which scientifically is known as carpal laxity syndrome, carpal hyperextension or carpal hyperflexion. You will first notice this issue arise in...
Panosteitis is often abbrevieated to just 'Pano', and if you have a Great Dane puppy it's something you should be aware of. Pano is a painful condition that happens in growing large and giant breed dogs. Many people call this 'growing pains', and it may cause...