'''Canine carpal hyperextension''' is caused by a '''third degree [[Joint Trauma|sprain of the carpus]]'''. It is most commonly seen in '''large, young''' dogs after '''trauma''' (such as jumping from a height), but it can also be seen secondary to degeneration in older dogs. | '''Canine carpal hyperextension''' is caused by a '''third degree [[Joint Trauma|sprain of the carpus]]'''. It is most commonly seen in '''large, young''' dogs after '''trauma''' (such as jumping from a height), but it can also be seen secondary to degeneration in older dogs. |