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You must be very proud of him.... what a fantastic little boy :wub:

 

 

Tracey x
 
What a lovely video of Jesse. :wub: :wub: It's amazing how dogs recover and adapt. :) Wonderful to see him looking really well and being so agile that quickly after his operation.

Loads of hugs and luck to Jesse. :luck: :huggles: :luck: :huggles: :wub:
 
He really is a star - way to go Jesse :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:
 
That video says it all in a few weeks time the new balance will be perfect....The only other thing to remember is to give good scratch behind the ears daily .....
 
He looks so happy :lol: That's the most important thing.

Good luck for the future Jesse :luck:

Pauline
 
jinnyfizz said:
That is the most wonderful video I have seen and I can't believe how balanced and strong Jesse is - and in so little time too  :D   :thumbsup:
I am so happy for you, Emma.  Jesse is looking really well again and the picture is lovely! :huggles:   :cheers:

I was just thinking the same thing! What a lovely lad! :wub: :wub: :wub: o:)
 
He is quite clearly an amazing little man and he has done you so proud :wub: :wub:

Great to see him enjoying life once more,, give the strong fella a hug :huggles: from us
 
That's an amazing sight! Well done to Jesse for being a little trooper :huggles: He's the spitting image of Pip my first whippet who we had about 25 years ago :thumbsup:
 
Im really pleased that everything has turned out ok....Hes amazing you must be soo proud of him.Its great to see him running around so quick after his operation

Hope he carries on improving :luck: :luck:
 
How great to see Jesse doing so well, fantastic going.

Really pleased for you and Jesse. :luck: :huggles:

Mandy
 
(w00t) Its fantastic to see how well Jesse is doing :) and in such a short time too! :thumbsup:
 
crackin' video, how brave is he, brill to see him running about and after such little time, it's amazing, :luck: with the rest of his recovery and for the future :luck: :huggles: :thumbsup:
 
It's fantastic isn't it, how quickly dogs can adapt and get on with life after limb amputation. 8) If it were one of us humans we'd be hobbling about for months on end!!

You might be interested in this forum;

http://www.handicappedpet.net/help/viewforum.php?f=11

Alot of people on there with tripods like ours. :thumbsup:
 
That is a super forum...I never knew anything like that existed!

You are right though about animals adapting far easier and faster than us humans and they never complain either,they really are an inspiration to us all.

Keep up the good work Jesse,you are amazing!! :huggles: Lots of luck for your future :luck: :luck:
 
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I only discovered it a few weeks ago myself. I sure could have done with it when Willow was going through all her ops. But everyone on here was such a big help to us back then. (Getting all sentimental now, lol.)
 
What an amazing boy - and credit to you for having the guts to let him get on with a normal life. Looking at him now I bet in a few months time you dont even think about him having 3 legs.

Go Jesse 8) :wub:

At one point we thought Leia would loose a front leg and we met up with a 3 legged lurcher (back leg amputated) just as I was asking his owner if he could still run he squeezed under a gate and ran flat out over the field chasing a crow. It answered my question before I even asked it!
 

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