Translations:DiseaseInvestigation:Course Manual/341/en
A healthy animal walks with an even gait and places feet evenly without stumbling or knuckling over. It can walk backwards and can recover from sideways pushing. The stride is even and changes of pace are managed without difficulty. Legs can be lifted by hand and flexed in trained animals. Head remains steady when moving. Limping, lackluster or cannot walk are signs of sick or injured animal.