1) Will Not put weight on hind limbs. C Because probably involves both hind limbs and could be something life threatening? 2) HBC 3 days ago. N history of trauma 3) Signalment: 17 month old intact Male, Black and Tan Dobie N 4) Has been at another vet until today. N we can get previous treatment info 5) Other VetÕs Treatment of Dog: 2L of lactated ringers in 48 Hours, 500 mg of prednisolone sodium succinate IV split into 2 doses over 12 hours, Duragesic 25mg/hr for the first 24 hours post accident, Butorphanol 5mg IM, Cephalozin 700mg SQ bid 1st day, then 1000mg PO since. N just history of previous treatment 6) Condition has stabilized and clinical signs are no worse. N means probably not going to die immediately and need to start correcting and treating underlying lameness and other problems such as lacerations and investigate possible nerve damage. 7) Healthy with no known problems before incident. N just gives past history of healthiness. 8) Temp 99.3, Pulse 60, RR 18, Weight 67: N nothing seems to be of big concern, basically within normal limits. HR is a little sluggish. 9) Superficial and deep pain sensation in both legs and perineum. N means nerves still funtional and is a good prognostic indicator. 10) Reflex responses in hind limbs are hard to evaluate because responses are inconsistent and are not repetitive. N just means we havenÕt gotten any good data on the reflexes yet and need to try and re-evaluate and follow up 11) Motor function is present in both hind limbs and tail. N muscles and motor nervous functions still working 12) Superficial skin abrasions on lateral surface of right leg, and right leg is swollen distal to stifle. And left leg is swollen all the way down to toes. N means has suffered trauma with some type of injuries and is having an inflammatory response. 13) Palpable instability of bone of right tibia and the tibia does not appear to be continuous in mid shaft area. N suggests midshaft tibial fracture. 14) Joints of right hind limb appear to be normal. N appears perhaps not to be a joint problem of right hind limb, further evaluate with rads 15) Upper left leg is very swollen and bone continuity of upper femur is suspect because of abnormal movement of limb and crepitation. N possible femur fracture of left limb. 16) Source of the abnormalities could not be located to femur, hip joints, or pelvis. N, need to do rads to help locate sources of injuries 17) Bones and joints of the remainder of the leg appear to be normal except for the SQ fluid and accumulation. N edema to be expected with blunt trauma 18) No pain or bone distortions were palpated along spine. N good prognostic indicator of no spinal cord injuries.