Is It Normal For Dachshunds Feet To Turn Out?

Dachshunds have a lot of peculiar features but they are not all fun.

Dachshund Legs Turned Out – Is This Normal?

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Why Are Dachshund Legs Turned Out?

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Other Causes Of Dachshund Legs Turned Out

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Physical trauma – dachshunds are small and relatively fragile dogs so physical trauma can easily cause them problems.

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Overgrown nails – people often underestimate this problem but it’s quite common for dog breeds that spend most of their time indoors.

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If you let your dachshund get overweight, its legs are going to have problems carrying all this weight around.

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Antebrachial growth deformity (ABGD) – this issue is partly genetic and partly caused by poor nutrition and other growth issues.

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So, Dachshund Legs Turned Out – What To Do?

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