Hopefully Back On His Feet

[snappeer 464]

 

I wouldn't mind seeing a few pics ,i dont think i have seen his dogs

It's getting a regular thing on here isn't it?

i recon he will put a few up now

[snappeer 464]

Lurcherlad- feck me mate, try and be constructive and put all the childish to one side, but you really are a moron. Get back on the booze or go sell another pup.

Snappeer- just the 9 month pup I'm bringing on. Recently had my beddy grew pts. I've posted plenty of pics so have a gander.

i will mate i haven't seen them

[Gareth12 225]

Gaz- what's getting regular thing? Not following?

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

Lurcherlad- feck me mate, try and be constructive and put all the childish to one side, but you really are a moron. Get back on the booze or go sell another pup.

 

Snappeer- just the 9 month pup I'm bringing on. Recently had my beddy grew pts. I've posted plenty of pics so have a gander.

ffs chill out it was a joke gareth

[Gareth12 225]

So was mine?

[terryd 8,383]

Yea I remember your post now. Glad the dog is on the mend. As tc said mine was very similar and he is tip top now. But even after 4 - 5 months he would for no reason throw the leg out. But I held him back and started him back up gently and he is now 100% and you would never know

I had to be so bloody careful though he would seem fine then the smallest thing would put him back. So take your time and patience now will pay off. That's what people kept telling me and they were right and I am glad I took the advice. Good luck and fingers crossed for you and dog

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

Yea I remember your post now. Glad the dog is on the mend. As tc said mine was very similar and he is tip top now. But even after 4 - 5 months he would for no reason throw the leg out. But I held him back and started him back up gently and he is now 100% and you would never know

I had to be so bloody careful though he would seem fine then the smallest thing would put him back. So take your time and patience now will pay off. That's what people kept telling me and they were right and I am glad I took the advice. Good luck and fingers crossed for you and dog

thats good terry yh just going to take it slow,thankyou for the advise mate

[terryd 8,383]

yea well I spoke too soon just got back from lamping and after half a dozen runs he threw the leg out. It happens very randomly and rarely can go 3 months or more. A little rub and walk it out and his fine. Zooming round house like a nut now. But it just goes to show got to be careful

[bmull 189]

hope all goes well :yes: :yes:

[snappeer 464]

yea well I spoke too soon just got back from lamping and after half a dozen runs he threw the leg out. It happens very randomly and rarely can go 3 months or more. A little rub and walk it out and his fine. Zooming round house like a nut now. But it just goes to show got to be careful

 

have you took it to the boneman to have a look

[terryd 8,383]

It was over a year ago and its a rare occurrence for him to throw the leg and getting rarer. Got be at least 3 months or more ago the last time and he done some grand work inbetween. I will just work him with in his capabilities and as his work load increases I am sure he will be fine if not he will do what I need any way. We don't have a bone man in this area or close that I know of anyway. Fighting fit this morning

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

the leg did not hold out ran him last night hes lost alot of power shame he was on 3 legs by the end of the night but he will enjoy life in the house now

[terryd 8,383]

needs time and a very slow build up i would say . Mine is tip top now and really given it some welly on the lamp and his got stronger

Edited December 21, 2015 by terryd

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

i give him another try next season mate worth a try i suppose

[green dragon 701]

Only time will tell mate. fair play to you keeping him.