Me my wife and my daughter stayed at a friends last night and we left the dog inside our home! Came home this morning and she was holding her leg up walking on 3 legs! We have stairs in our home so I think that’s what happened to her

Hi, Sorry about that. It is possible that he tripped on something and hurt himself. It could be a soft tissue injury and in serious cases a fracture. To be sure, I would advise taking for a check-up. The vet can verify what it could be and the best treatment option. Good luck

My foot hitter her leg caught in spokesof bike

You say 'broken leg' in your title? If you think there may be a break, it is critical we have her seen. She may need treatment such as surgery or a cast. She will also need pain relief to keep her comfortable

My dog broke his front left leg when he was a puppy. To this day when he is just standing he will still flex that leg up; he does not yelp when I touch the leg or anything but I’m just wondering if this is normal.

If he only does it on that leg, it's likely there is some degree of discomfort. We do know that previous fractures can result in arthritis down the line. Other symptoms can include muscle wastage, a slow walk, reluctance to jump about and/or being stiff to stand up. Joint supplements would be a good idea. You may also wish to have him checked by a vet in case he needs stronger medicine such as anti inflammatories or pain relief.

Looking to adopt a Beirut explosion rescue here in Northern virginia. The adoption agency said she had broken or fractured her RF leg and when we saw her she still limps and apparently has been like that for months. I'm just wondering if there is any type of surgery that would correct it after having her go months healing on her own.. the elbow visibly healed wrong as well.

Thank you for your question. Without knowing what kind of injury or how it healed, I don't have any way to say if there is a way to repair it If you are considering adopting her, the best thing to do might be to take her to see a veterinarian, have some x-rays done of her elbow so that they can see what happened, and get their opinion on whether surgery is needed or possible. I hope that all goes well with her.

my daughter puppy broke his front leg she can't afford the surgery is there any place that can help without keeping him

Thank you for your question. I do not have access to that information, unfortunately, as I do not know where you live or what is available in your area. What you can do is to ask you veterinarian what options there are if you cannot afford the surgery, as there may be less perfect alternatives. They may also know of a lower cost clinic in your area. They will want to help your puppy and should be able to give alternatives. Most clinics also take Care Credit and Scratch Pay as forms of payment for unexpected expenses. I hope that all goes well.