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    is an unhappy dog and its health will suffer. Vigorous exercise is essential, both for the body and the mind. Born to run, Aussies need more than daily walks. They need a yard with enough room to get up some speed and really run. Their powerful hips and shoulders literally push them along their way as they run. Instinctive herders, while at play with other pooches, Aussies will run in a large arc to try and contain their mates or race back and forth along a fence. They revel in swimming…

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    Finding the right dog collar is essential. Collars are important because leashes can be attached to them and they can be conveniently used to hang your dog’s identification and vaccination information. Moreover, it’s the one thing that your dog will wear almost all of the time. As such, collars need to be high-quality and comfortable. This article discusses the top qualities to look for in a dog collar and other factors you should consider prior to buying one. Qualities to Look For Since your…

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    German Shepherds, is this naturally vicious police dog a good pet for a family with kids? Are they intelligent and obey commands that their owner give them or are they solitary and dangerous? Are German Shepherds friendly around other kids and dogs or will they attack? How do German Shepherds affect a person's health? “German Shepherds were bred specifically for their intelligence and are the 3rd most intelligent dog and obey orders 95% of the time. They can work as a Police Dog, Guard Dog, and…

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    Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip Everyone has a story to tell. Everyone has had experiences in their past that have helped mold and shape them into the person they are today. Of course, not all our stories are optimistic and pleasant to look back on, but they are all part of this journey we call life. Experiences help to define who we are. The fact that we all have a story makes us the same in a uniquely different and wonderful way. DDH is a small part of my story. DDH is the abbreviation…

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    HOX Genes Argument Essay

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    them. According to Shane C. Quinonez and Jeffrey W. Innis in Human HOX gene Disorders, HOX genes can act as both tumor growth suppressors or as enhancers thus leading to developmental disorders. Synpolydactyly, autism, pure hair and nail ectodermal dysplasia syndrome, and ovarian cancer are all linked to HOX gene mutations. HOX genes were first recognized through mutations in fruit flies. Mo Costandi comments in her article The Role…

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    animal hospital in McKinney, TX, we've found that pet owners usually opt for the procedure once they understand how safe and effective it is. Stem cell implantation is currently recommended in animals for osteoarthritic conditions (most notably hip dysplasia) and disorders involving tendons and ligaments (most commonly partial tears of the cranial cruciate ligaments). Studies are underway to assess feasibility of treating a host of other conditions including renal and liver diseases,…

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    Ectodermal Dysplasia Jonathan Moon American Fork Junior High A2 2/24/17 Abstract Ectodermal Dysplasia is a group of conditions that interfere with the normal functions of skin, hair, nails, teeth or sweat glands. These abnormalities cause various issues with everyday activities such as eating, brushing hair, exercising, and blinking. This paper will explain how this disease occurs, its symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. Causes of ED Ectodermal Dysplasia, or ED, is a genetic disorder that…

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    Hip Pain Research Paper

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    Injury, illness or congenital defect can cause hip pain. Pain in this joint can be debilitating and interfere with activities of daily living essential to quality of life. Here is an overview of the joint, causes of problems and types of hip pain treatment. Basic Anatomy The hip joint is a major joint. It is classified as a ball-and-socket joint. The top of the femur (thigh bone) is rounded and fits into a socket in the pelvis. The proper name for the pelvic bone in question is acetabulum.…

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    Essay On Hip Bursitis

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    Trochanteric Hip Bursitis Treatment Trochanteric bursitis is inflammation of the bursa at the outside point of the hip. A bursa is a fluid filled sack near a joint. This sack functions as gliding surface to reduce friction between body tissues. The plural of bursa is bursae. The major bursae are usually located near large joints such as elbows, shoulders, knees and hips. The hip has two major bursae; ischial bursa and trochanteric bursa. Trochanteric bursa is found on the side of the hip,…

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    nervous for this one than I was the relay. I knew I was in good standings in ranks before the race, but you never knew. As I was warming up Coach Harsin came up to me and said,”How are you feeling? You loose and relaxed?” I told her I was ready, but my hip was still tight. She just said it was probably nerves and I agreed, that was very likely today. As the first heat started, I was picturing myself running my best race yet. Then the second heat went. Then it was showtime. As I was walking to my…

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