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It is now 4 weeks since William's accident. He is now happily walking on his leg if I just walk him he is sound if I let him trot slowly he is very slightly lame but if I run him as if I as showing him he is lame. Dispite this he is geting better every day now and we think it will only be a matter of time before he is sound again. He is back to acting the :clown: and has started to play us up again .The mainproblem is trying to decide exactly how lame he is and how much he is putting it on :- " When he starts limping on the wrong leg I know he is ok again :oops:

We would like to thank everyone for their kind thoughts during this time especially Tanya's friens Leon and Angie for there advise with him :cheers:
 
thats great news hun :huggles: wont be long til the donkey is back in my kitchen pretending to be a roundabout :- " (w00t)

lots of love from us all here and will see leon and angie tomorrow so will pass your thanks to them both :thumbsup:
 
That's wonderful to hear. Lots of good wishes for his continued recovery :luck:
 
glad hes making steady progress :thumbsup: ,well done william :huggles: :wub:
 
that is good news helen - give the big lummox a squeeze from me and the boys
 
Good news,

I used to look after a greyhound ( many years ago ) who was as sound as a pound until the parade on a race night (w00t) Of course the `punters ` would see this poor lame dog being paraded and we d have no choice to to pull him out :eek: the vet would check him ove r, move him up and down , no problem , sound as a pound but take him to the line up of dogs and off hed go again :eek:

How did we get round it ,? told them he wouldnt walk to traps so just carried him to traps , and he never had a `proper `days lameness in his life ;)

Have you thought about putting a bandage on Williams good leg , to confuse him ? We`ve done that too :lol: and it worked , the dog couldnt remember which leg it was supposed to limp on :oops: :lol:
 
well done, William, so glad he's on the mend....made me really laugh that he some times limps on the wrong leg :clown:
 
So glad to hear William is on the mend. :thumbsup: :luck:
 

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