If you look at the second picture you can see how she toes out. It will probably lead to arthritis because it puts more pressure on the ankle joints. Our vet was afraid it was a condition where the growth plates stop growing on one of the lower bones while the growth plate on the other lower bone doesn't, which is why we had to send x-rays to Tufts but luckily it's just bad conformation that's best left alone.Â
    She loves soccer and it took about 5 seconds when she first started playing to realize that if she picks it up you can't kick it away from her. She also learned how to dribble the ball and to stop it. She barks until you take her out to play or will stare at the bin where we keep the ball until we give in and play.