A six‐and‐a‐half year old spayed female Sheltie was referred to The Animal Medical Center with upper motor neurone signs to the four limbs. Radiographic and myelographic examinations were not significant. Postmortem examination revealed that dysplasia of the dens caused compression of the spinal cord.
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