there are many causes: Trauma to the spinal cord between thoracic to lumbar-sacral region. Any brain lesion/mass/tumor. Any infection of the brain/brain stem(spinal cord). Rabies. Diabetic neuropathy. Osteoarthritis of spine. osteoarthritis of rear legs. Intervertebral disc disease.(disc prolapse) Any blood clot in abdominal Aorta. Congestive heart failure discospondilitis. Iatrogenic (caused by human etc.) nerve damage. Disuse atrophy (muscle not used due to other systemic disease) Hip dysplasia. old age.
brakes wore out maybe
It can be very dangerous especially at high speeds in a curve. It causes the rear of the car to become very unstable.
The brake shoes may be out of adjustment causing the shoes to contact the drums prematurely. You could have a proportiong valve issue, but try adjusting the rear brakes first.
most likely a clog in the line or wheel cylinder or maybe a broke spring
Rear defrost has nothing to do with the engine. Possible causes, low in coolant, faulty thermostat, air lock in the coolant system, faulty temp. switch, ( manual or electronic?) inside car. Did you replace anything? Add any antifreeze? Change any hoses?
well it depends either they are just getting too old or they might have some fracture.
This question is not worth answering. C'mon!
When you say crooked do you mean bowed? or some other form of not straight. Boxers should have fairly straight front legs and slightly bowed upper rear legs.
Male dogs always do; female dogs usually croutch down on their rear legs but can also pee while standing if necessary.
Hip displaysia would be my first guess
probably something to do with the nerves in there legs it's a age thing not an illness or anything
dogs dont have dewclaws on their back feet. Only 4 toes on the back paws is normal
Between your legs at the rear.
what causes rear wheel rotors to heat up
Strong rear legs.
Seals do not have legs they have 2 front flippers and a rear tail.
No they have puppies out of their vaginas