Wake up, move healthy dogs from point A to B, retrieve Surgery Boy from overnight crate and get him in the sling, take him outside and try to keep him from peeing on sling, carefully watch how he poops (medically necessary, I'm not a weirdo), stuff SB into daytime crate..realize the sling was in the damned way AGAIN and it needs washed for the 239th time...hand washed, by the way....
And now you see why I haven't blogged much lately.
There is only so much I can say about my day.
before I bore everyone to death.
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| "Just throw the damned ball..I can run. Really. Oh shut UP about 5k surgeries" |
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| Note the cups that are flipped over and placed back in the holes. He's like someone doing shots and slamming the shot glass upside down on the bar. It's disturbing. |
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| Setter bedhead. Nothing better! |
Your pup is looking nice and healthy! A little concerned about your mental health though. ;)
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you!
I know you are going to be SO GLAD when his confinement is up!
ReplyDeleteHenry's eyes are so bright! :)
ReplyDeleteYour dogs are being well cared for and that's a good thing. It'll be over in due time and you can get back to harassing us. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat looking bedhead! Wish my hair looked that good in the morning.
ReplyDeleteglad your pup is doing well! keeping your hands busy, for sure! :)
ReplyDeleteHenry is looking GREAT! Like most guys he probably doesn't half appreciate all you do for him. Now I'd guess YOU could use some attention.
ReplyDeleteLaughed out loud at the Setter bedhead!
Love the "setter" bedhead!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteYou know, it took me at LEAST 6 weeks before I was able to walk without issues...you could try soft threats to encourage faster healing, like "we are going to let Dad do some holiday decorating in your crate..."
ReplyDeleteseriously, I hope this all goes well for your pup :)and that you are able to have a "normal is as normal does" holiday with your family!
They are training you right. And your lucky they let you live in their home! At least that is what our 4-leggers tell me sometimes! I just know that is what they are think!
ReplyDeleteStay sane!
xo, misha
Nice to see your dogs getting that tlc.
ReplyDeleteAre you teaching him your bar tricks again? ;) He's looking good! All your TLC is paying off!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that surgery boy is coming along. I've been down that road (spine surgery) myself and with one of my dogs. It's a long recovery! Don't worry - we aren't bored!
ReplyDeleteAwwww he looks GREAT!!!!! Woot Woot!!!!
ReplyDeletea bit of heaven!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki
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Sam! Hang in there! Henry's looking good :)
ReplyDeleteYou need to knit that pup a sweater! I can read it in his eyes that he is cold and wants a sweater! :)
ReplyDeleteYay, you're boy is lookin' good!
ReplyDeleteYour passal o' pups has inspired me to add a second dog to our family. Help me pick one, oh Pooch Master! A boxer or a lab? (We're talking rescues.) Whatdyathink?
henry looks as though he's getting just as tired of the sling thing as you! how much longer does he have in it?
ReplyDeletesetter bedhead!! aaaaawwwww!
about a week ago, i watched this amazing video of a man who took his paralyzed dog out for walks every day with a harness much like henry's. of course, now i can't find the damn thing...
ReplyDeletehe puts the cups back in the holes of that toy? doggy mensa member!
Boy, I am so behind here! I'm sorry to see what Henry (and you) have been going through. But it looks like Henry is on the road to recovery. There is reasonable chaos and there is life... I have missed visiting here. I hope it's not so long next time.
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