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Boston Terrier Health Problem – Hemivertbrae
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I’ve read on further on the boston terrier health problems and here’s what I’ve came up with from reading at this website at: http://www.bostonterrierhub.com/boston_terrier_health_problems.html
Hemivertebrae:
Genetic in nature, the incidence of hemivertebrae is highest in brachycephalic (short muzzled), screw-tailed dog breeds. The screw-tail is actually an example of a hemivertebrae formation. This condition may be pleasing when located in the tail but can have serious consequences when located elsewhere in the spine.
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