If you mix a chow and a poodle (we'll call them choodles) - Do they breed true after that first generation? In other words, if you breed two choodles do you get baby choodles? I true purebred dog will do this....in fact they will continue to breed true even after several generations of throwing in other things.or example, if you take a malamute and were to breed it with a poodle mix-first generation (their puppies) would be a strange mix of poodle stuff and mal. However, say you bred the moodles to Malamutes. Suddenly you'd see all the puppies look WAY more like malamutes than poodles.
Calf Strains. Pain in the calf, as well as swelling, tenderness and muscle tightness, resulting from sudden overloading of the muscles during speedwork, hill running or running on uneven trails.Treat with ice and anti-inflammatories.Wrap your calf with a 4-inch Ace bandage.alf Strains. Pain in the calf, as well as swelling, tenderness and muscle tightness, resulting from sudden overloading of the muscles during speedwork, hill running or running on uneven trails.Treat with ice and anti-inflammatories.
The calf is swollen and tender. To rule this out alone I would see your primary doctor. Other causes are more rare. A Baker's cyst is a common condition in which part of the joint behind the knee forms a growth. This is normally not concerning, but if it ruptures it can cause a swollen and tender calf. If this is the case, pain medicine can be given until it heals. Other causes could be from muscle inflammation--a myositis. There are many types of myositis which can be from many causes. Simple muscle inflammation from overuse is another cause--in fact the most likely. Fluid overload--from heart problem or kidney problem or liver problems can also cause swollen calves. Again these are more likely in older patients--it is possible and must be ruled out. I would see your doctor to rule out a few concerning causes of swollen calf.