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Dog hind leg weakness can be caused by a number of things including injury, arthritis and degenerative myelopathy. Symptoms of dog hind leg weakness include: A swaying gait, with the rear end moving back and forth. âBunny hoppingâ, especially up stairs. Difficulty getting up. Exercise intolerance. Pain and stiffness in the rear end. Reluctance to walk, run, climb stairs, jump, or play.
Antebrachial Growth Deformities in Dogs. On occasion, a dog's front leg continues to grow well after the other has stopped, resulting in one normal-sized leg and another irregularly-sized leg. This is commonly referred to as an antebrachial growth deformity. When this occurs the shorter leg's bone may twist and bow, or it overgrows at the elbow.