The is a hit by car Pit Bull with stiff front legs and normal to flaccid hindlimbs. You can see that he is still conscious and aware. He also has no deep pain in his hindlimbs and a palpable deformity of the thoracic spine. This is Schiff Sherrington Syndrome and in a trauma case usually means functional or absolute cord transection. Major bonus points to anyone who can spot another neurological syndrome in this dog (cos it’s very difficult to appreciate in this picture).