<human>: A couple of hours ago I was going to go take my two dogs (Golden Retrievers) our running. They had been cooped up all day so not surprisingly they were bouncing off the walls excited. I put on their harnesses and hooked them up to my dual leash that I use and they pretty much lost it from excitement. 

Like absolutely going berserk crazy. They REALLY wanted to go, and they started tugging, getting themselves intertwined, and walking circles around me. This happens every time and I wait until they calm down before I go. 

That is when I noticed the younger dog, slightly limping on his right front shoulder. His harness was pretty loose, and I think that in conjunction with him getting way to excited may have hurt him at some point in that crazy minute or so. 

I ended up not taking them running and went myself. Ever since then his shoulder pain seems to keep increasing. He won't put any weight on it at all anymore and starts to whimper every now and then while he's laying down. He is normally a very stoic when it comes to pain and it really hurts to see him like this :(

Going to the vet is out of the question right now. My mom practically yelled at me telling me we can't go to the vet, which equally hurt. Just the other month, our other dog had to get surgery to remove items from and clear his intestines. I used all of my savings for college to save him because my parents couldn't afford it entirely at the time. It's been two months and we still owe an outstanding balance, my parents have not been able to make payments. 

What do you think is wrong with his shoulder, dislocated maybe? What are my options and what advice can you guys give me? I really hope it improves on its own. This definitely isn't helping right now because I'm super stressed from finals, life, and possible not being able to afford college, ugh :/

Here is and album of the dog in question, [Brock](

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<bot>: Dogs were excited to run, dog had harness, somehow got hurt. Can't go to vet. Help. Stressed.