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6 Week old Puppy fall off balcony HELP!!!!!

PLEASE some one answer ASAP!!!!!!!! my 6week old Rottweiler fell off my balcony on to concrete platform when i was not looking. the balcony is 15foot high. not sure how she landed however i pressed her body all over and she did not cry so no part is broken, i gave her some sugar water and brought her back upstairs. she stood and walked about 20 feet pied and "had a dump" then walked back. now she dont want to walk she sits up on her two front legs but when trying to walk she cant. if she twists her back to bite her back legs she cries so its something wrong with her waist i think (no external damage bleeding or swelling....please advise.  
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974371 tn?1424653129
She needs to be seen by a VET and you need to block off that balcony, or the bottom of it with boards, screen, etc.
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What are you waiting for, your dog is in pain, get to the vet ASAP.
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462827 tn?1333168952
Don't make her walk or try to move!!!!!!   You can do more damage to the injury.....Please get her to an Emergency Vet Hospital, Now!  Clearly, she has done some serious damage from the fall.....There's too many possibilities to list.....Whatever she has pulled, sprained, or broke, needs to be taken care of.....She needs medical attention & pain management just as a human would.....The Vet will prescribe the proper meds. & dosage....

It is your responsibilty as a pet owner to seek treatment for her.....Get going.......I hope she's alright, but I fear the worst..........Please come back and let us know what happened......Karla
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