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		<description><![CDATA[You run regularly - or are about to start running again - and you have a fairly active dog. The combination is obvious - run with your dog!
And a great combination it is. You get your workout on. Your dog gets to work off energy and see the sights. You and Rover are spending quality [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[I say this many times in this blog: exercising your dog in not just for her physical health but her mental health too. Think about how stir-crazy you get when stuck in the house for days on end (and we here in Michigan can attest to that in the winter!) Check out another Traci&#8217;s article [...]]]></description>
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Lately, when you take your dog to play in the yard or at the dog park or for a run, you may notice a slight limp later. It might not slow her down much, but you wonder if maybe you need to take it easier.
What is Dysplasia
&#8220;Off-and-on lameness is a common sign of degenerative joint [...]]]></description>
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