David shows you how to get more control of your reactive (barking, lunging) dog during walks. This is part one of a series and it is where you should start if your dog is out of control.
Degenerative, infectious and inflammatory causes of hand pain. Hand pain can be associated with inflammatory or infectious conditions, or problems associated with aging and wear and tear on joints over time including: Bursitis (inflammation of a bursa sac that protects and cushions joints).
Injury-related causes of hand swelling. Hand swelling can occur from injury-related conditions including: Broken bone or other hand injury. Laceration or blunt force trauma (bruising and swelling), such as from a dog bite. Muscle, ligament or cartilage injury, such as a torn ligament or pulled muscle. Repetitive stress injury.