lapin2008 1,587 Posted July 1, 2011 Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted July 1, 2011 Author Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) if im not mistaken i kno somewhere near me who do the swimmings for animals but at a price! ill look into it! Quote Link to post
mary ward 5 Posted July 1, 2011 Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) if im not mistaken i kno somewhere near me who do the swimmings for animals but at a price! ill look into it! My advise to you is try and get a canine hydro pool a lot of the greyhound men use them BUT YOU NEED THE WARM WATER BECAUSE THE WARM WATER WILL NOT RESTRICT THE FLOW OF BLOOD THROUGH THE BLOODVESSELS (UN LIKE COLD WATER THAT WILL) IN THE DOG WHICH WILL ALLOW THE HEALING PROCESS TO BEGIN A LOT EASIER the cold water is grand for any dog BUT the warm water will help with injuerd animal a lot more Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted July 1, 2011 Author Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) if im not mistaken i kno somewhere near me who do the swimmings for animals but at a price! ill look into it! My advise to you is try and get a canine hydro pool a lot of the greyhound men use them BUT YOU NEED THE WARM WATER BECAUSE THE WARM WATER WILL NOT RESTRICT THE FLOW OF BLOOD THROUGH THE BLOODVESSELS (UN LIKE COLD WATER THAT WILL) IN THE DOG WHICH WILL ALLOW THE HEALING PROCESS TO BEGIN A LOT EASIER the cold water is grand for any dog BUT the warm water will help with injuerd animal a lot more brilliant advice, googlin somewhere now thanks! Quote Link to post
lapin2008 1,587 Posted July 1, 2011 Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) if im not mistaken i kno somewhere near me who do the swimmings for animals but at a price! ill look into it! My advise to you is try and get a canine hydro pool a lot of the greyhound men use them BUT YOU NEED THE WARM WATER BECAUSE THE WARM WATER WILL NOT RESTRICT THE FLOW OF BLOOD THROUGH THE BLOODVESSELS (UN LIKE COLD WATER THAT WILL) IN THE DOG WHICH WILL ALLOW THE HEALING PROCESS TO BEGIN A LOT EASIER the cold water is grand for any dog BUT the warm water will help with injuerd animal a lot more fair enough if there are places where, as a member of the public you can take dogs for a swim, at a realistic cost, then great. And i did/do understand where you are coming from re warm water.. Just had visions of someone turning up to the local swimming baths and asking for 2 passes to the big pool and 4 arm bands.. Quote Link to post
mary ward 5 Posted July 1, 2011 Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) if im not mistaken i kno somewhere near me who do the swimmings for animals but at a price! ill look into it! My advise to you is try and get a canine hydro pool a lot of the greyhound men use them BUT YOU NEED THE WARM WATER BECAUSE THE WARM WATER WILL NOT RESTRICT THE FLOW OF BLOOD THROUGH THE BLOODVESSELS (UN LIKE COLD WATER THAT WILL) IN THE DOG WHICH WILL ALLOW THE HEALING PROCESS TO BEGIN A LOT EASIER the cold water is grand for any dog BUT the warm water will help with injuerd animal a lot more fair enough if there are places where, as a member of the public you can take dogs for a swim, at a realistic cost, then great. And i did/do understand where you are coming from re warm water.. Just had visions of someone turning up to the local swimming baths and asking for 2 passes to the big pool and 4 arm bands.. lol very good its a key for the back door we would need and the alarm code lolwhen no1 is around Quote Link to post
martin 332 Posted July 1, 2011 Report Share Posted July 1, 2011 Really glad to see he's on the mend lad,he will be fine now. Martin Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted July 2, 2011 Author Report Share Posted July 2, 2011 Really glad to see he's on the mend lad,he will be fine now. Martin yeh i hope so to! keep u updated atb paddy Quote Link to post
rocky1 942 Posted July 2, 2011 Report Share Posted July 2, 2011 glad he on the mend paddy pal .atb gaz Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted July 2, 2011 Author Report Share Posted July 2, 2011 glad he on the mend paddy pal .atb gaz 1 more week of pills and stress then his shades off and jus slow walks to rebuild him! thanks mate Quote Link to post
jjbull 38 Posted July 2, 2011 Report Share Posted July 2, 2011 was the dog that caused the injury destroyed, wouldnt like to think what could happen if they rehomed it to someone that didnt have a clue about it 1 Quote Link to post
Cold Ethyl 63 Posted July 2, 2011 Report Share Posted July 2, 2011 Glad to see hes doing better mate long may it continue and glad theyre paying your bills least they can do tbh and at least theyve invested in muzzles and harnesses Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted July 3, 2011 Author Report Share Posted July 3, 2011 Glad to see hes doing better mate long may it continue and glad theyre paying your bills least they can do tbh and at least theyve invested in muzzles and harnesses yeah its turned out okay i guess, guna be ahefty bill! there holidng a fun doh show 17th so i might take my dogs up jus for the banter Quote Link to post
fcuktheban 140 Posted July 3, 2011 Report Share Posted July 3, 2011 You sound like a very level headed and honest man, with his dogs best interest at heart, how very refreshing!! Well done. thanks means alot Best of luck with your dog mate a small bit of advise for you is if you know any one with a cold lazer for treating injuries in atheletes try and get them to lazer the wound after the stitches are removed and it will speed up the healing process from the inside out ok and if you are near a hydro pool (heated)a few gentle swims at first then build him up with gradual swims say 4xswims for 2mins each time then increase the 2min swim up to another 1 min every 2econd swim until you get to 8or 9 mins ok and try giving warm jacuzzi afterwards you will have him back in no time without putting too mutch pressure on the bad leg hope this helps ok The swimming is a good idea and will work wonders, i cant however imagine that many hydrotherapy pool life guards will be cool with you cruising in there with whippet for a few lengths, It might be an idea to try getting him swimming somewhere outdoors (thats safe, no current etc..) if im not mistaken i kno somewhere near me who do the swimmings for animals but at a price! ill look into it! Great Job Just add the bill onto the pile for the "sanctuary" Your dog was in perferct fitness before it was attacked and should be brought back into shape at their expense. Quote Link to post
littlefish 585 Posted July 3, 2011 Report Share Posted July 3, 2011 hope your insured mate and it will all be worth it in the end yep he's insured but as my dog was attacked by a sanctuary dog and i only live down the road, after 2 meetings with them they are covering all the costs of the vets they have bought new harnesses leeds and muzzles which i made sure off, i cudnt stop it happening to my dog but any other lads who have dogs like mine atleast the procautions that r put in help a little! Has the dog that did the damage been sorted? Quote Link to post
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