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Why would your Shetland sheepdog have a left front leg limp and hold up her paw when standing still and even fall when excited?
Updated: 12/9/2022
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∙ 14y agoBest Answer
She will have sprained her paw, its a painful and unpleasant experience so a vet may be better for her or she could have broke it and yet again a vet is definitely needed.
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