I’m sorry to say I feel this way as well. My fiancés dog is an Italian greyhound and so I can’t help but love her but I know when the time comes and we are looking at getting our next dog I will not be interesse din taking on the risk. He’s had two Italian greyhounds. One broke both her front legs as a puppy and the one we have now broke one leg as a puppy and rebrote the same leg as an adult (15 years old). We spent $3,500 on this last surgery it’s a hard pill to swallow. But we will find a dog that’s e love taht isn’t an accident waiting to happen. She truly does have bad judgment. She chose to jump onto a high counter and when I saw her instead of staying up there until I got her down she freaked (because she knew she wasn’t meant to be up there looking for food) and bam $3500 bill and so much suffering on herself and all of us. Especially my fiancé who I now know does not ah for emergencies as well as I expected.

Hi Zoe. There’s probably no influence of the diet above buying any high-quality balanced food. In fact, addition of nutrients such as calcium could be negative above normal requirements. Additionally, if both forelimbs have already been plated, there’s not much chance of it happening again.

Hi Linda. Almost certainly, it will actually increase the risk over using a balanced diet.