Enough is Enough

Manny had his surgery yesterday. We where supposed to pick him up today but got a call from the night nurse that he was jumping around every time he saw her. So we went and brought him home last night. He gets a lot of attention and thats what he wanted. Today was a rough day he didn't want to move.
 
If he’s not wanting to move just because of the surgery, that is a good thing. Running, jumping any athletic type movement is a bad thing right now. It’ll only be a few days and you’ll be going nuts trying to keep him moving slow.
Rooting for Manny here.
 
If he’s not wanting to move just because of the surgery, that is a good thing. Running, jumping any athletic type movement is a bad thing right now. It’ll only be a few days and you’ll be going nuts trying to keep him moving slow.
Rooting for Manny here.
Thanks for rooting for him Don. He's getting around alot better today. Alot more willing to get up and walk around. Was wagging his tail walking around haven'seen that in awhile. I believe he's going to be fine.
 
I've thought this a million times , if they could only talk . it would sure make things easier .
Jim it sure would. We brought Manny home at 12 weeks old. We only had him in a pen at night. During the day he would come bark at me and i'd ask him do want to go out and he started dancing around. Took him out he did his duty. We started letting him out of the crate at 14 weeks old if he had to go during the night he would come up to our bedroom and wake one of us up. In 7 yrs he has only dirtied in the house 1 time and that was our fault cause we weren't home to let him out. A lot of people have told me he would be a great service dog because he notices everything out of place. And he's so funny.
 
Last night we had him out to do his duty and he was going to try climbing at bank in the yard. I wouldn't let him. He's very special to me and I'm so proud of him.
 
The tough part of this surgery is keeping them contained, on a lead, that kind of thing. The recovery nearly killed my Short hair, but at 14.5 she is still moving pretty good.
 
Jim it sure would. We brought Manny home at 12 weeks old. We only had him in a pen at night. During the day he would come bark at me and i'd ask him do want to go out and he started dancing around. Took him out he did his duty. We started letting him out of the crate at 14 weeks old if he had to go during the night he would come up to our bedroom and wake one of us up. In 7 yrs he has only dirtied in the house 1 time and that was our fault cause we weren't home to let him out. A lot of people have told me he would be a great service dog because he notices everything out of place. And he's so funny.
sounds like your Manny is a good dog . wishing him the best speedy recovery .

it sure is easy to get attached to these dogs . I'd be lost without Sally .

when Sally needs out , through the night , she touches her cold nose on me . that gets me up . if she can't touch her nose on me , she shakes her head . the sound of those big ears flapping wakes me up quickly . sounds like a Piper cub getting ready for take off .
 
The tough part of this surgery is keeping them contained, on a lead, that kind of thing. The recovery nearly killed my Short hair, but at 14.5 she is still moving pretty good.
It sure is. We have him in a indoor/outdoor pen and he struuggles to get comfortable. He has his places where he sleeps and he just can't be there. He did really well yesterday on a walk in the yard. I had a hard time keeping up with him. He's having a hard time getting up but he tries like hell.
 
Jim I don't know what I'd do without him. This is our 3rd golden Our 1st 1 we had to put down at 7yrs from cancer our 2nd 1 we had to put down at 12 yrs beacuse of bad hips. I couldn't loose my son and dog in 4 months. He's the last dog we'll have because we're to old to raise another 1. Your right about getting attached to them. We don't realize how attached we are until something happene to them. You have a good dog Sally really enjoys you.
 
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