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Huxley explains stance analysis

Why the team may want to look at how your dog stands.

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Movement is only one part of an assessment conversation. Stance analysis introduces questions about how your dog stands and how observations in the clinic relate to what you see at home. Ask what the team hopes to learn from including it.

An assessment result needs context. Your practitioner can explain what was recorded, the circumstances of the assessment and how it relates to other information. Owners do not need to turn individual readings into a diagnosis.

Take into your next conversation

  • Ask what question stance analysis is intended to explore.
  • Request an explanation of findings in context.
  • Discuss how the team will compare observations over time.

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