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Originally Posted by Greg&Krystal
there is nothing wrong with my jaws he is the perfect monitor he is not over fed and there is no way we would let jaws dive off of the furniture, jaws is like another child 2 us. u should play with him he likes 2 sleep next 2 u.he is very well manered and is wonderful with people.u dont have 2 rude!
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He is pretty clearly overfed. There are flabby rolls at the base of each leg, folding over the joints, the spine is signifigantly indented from the fatty tissue that's pushing up against the rest of the skin on the back, the base of the tail has a roll of fat on each side of it and the belly is dragging on the flat surface below the animal when it's standing. It's obese.
The lower jaw is extending out further than the upper jaw, giving it that underbite appearance- usually due to the animal shoving it's nose against it's enclosure long enough and hard enough to actually damage the tissue... or face diving at prey items that have been inappropriately presented.
It's hardly the worst case of either to ever exist, but both problems are blatantly in evidence and are not something to deny the existance of (given that both can lead to far more serious health issues when left unchecked) or to take pride in.
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