sharon78
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Hi All
Im not very often on-line on a sunday but 1 of my DD's is in bed the other is out at a Busted concert with her dad.
It all started on saturday we went out for a couple of hours in the afternoon leaving our beautiful flat coated retriever Willow on her own she's just turned 1.
She's normally left 3.5hrs every day on her own while im at work and never had any problems.
Saturday was different,when we arrived home there was an empty tin of biscuits on the floor
oh no
She had put her two front paws on the computer cabinet and managed to get them down,they were for my DD to give her teacher next week,she ripped the outer wrapper of and eaten the whole tin
Well after a couple of hours she started running around the garden like mad,really fast tail between her legs,anybody out there who owns a FCR will know what i mean,anyway her back legs skidded from under her and she landed straight down on her hip
she started crying and shacking instantly i called DH out and he sat with her while i called the vet by this time it was 8pm children where in bed.
The vet said to take her straight away to the surgery,we got the DD's up and took then to nanny's it took us ages to lift Willow as she didn't like us touching her she was still crying it was awful.
We got to the vets and the vet gave her a pain killer let her calm down then examed her she thought she had just pulled a mussle so gave us some tablets to give her and said to come back Sunday if she wasnt walking on it.
I stayed up all night with her she kept crying and shaking,in the morning i still wasnt happy with her she couldt walk,so we took her back to the vet,she gave her an anaesthetic to make her sleep then she had an X-Ray,not good she had dislocated her hip she managed to put it back in place then after 6 hours i went back to pick her up
it was great to see her walking again.
She's got to keep taking the tablets and have compleat rest for a week
that is going to be hard.She can only go out for toilet and that has to be on a lead.
Bless her she's laying in her crate fast asleep hopefully she'll feel a bit better in the morning
Sorry to go on i'll finish now just got to wait for the dirty stop outs to come home"i dont know fancy letting a 9 year old out this late when she has school in the morning" Tut Tut


Im not very often on-line on a sunday but 1 of my DD's is in bed the other is out at a Busted concert with her dad.
It all started on saturday we went out for a couple of hours in the afternoon leaving our beautiful flat coated retriever Willow on her own she's just turned 1.
She's normally left 3.5hrs every day on her own while im at work and never had any problems.
Saturday was different,when we arrived home there was an empty tin of biscuits on the floor

She had put her two front paws on the computer cabinet and managed to get them down,they were for my DD to give her teacher next week,she ripped the outer wrapper of and eaten the whole tin

Well after a couple of hours she started running around the garden like mad,really fast tail between her legs,anybody out there who owns a FCR will know what i mean,anyway her back legs skidded from under her and she landed straight down on her hip

The vet said to take her straight away to the surgery,we got the DD's up and took then to nanny's it took us ages to lift Willow as she didn't like us touching her she was still crying it was awful.
We got to the vets and the vet gave her a pain killer let her calm down then examed her she thought she had just pulled a mussle so gave us some tablets to give her and said to come back Sunday if she wasnt walking on it.
I stayed up all night with her she kept crying and shaking,in the morning i still wasnt happy with her she couldt walk,so we took her back to the vet,she gave her an anaesthetic to make her sleep then she had an X-Ray,not good she had dislocated her hip she managed to put it back in place then after 6 hours i went back to pick her up

She's got to keep taking the tablets and have compleat rest for a week

Bless her she's laying in her crate fast asleep hopefully she'll feel a bit better in the morning

Sorry to go on i'll finish now just got to wait for the dirty stop outs to come home"i dont know fancy letting a 9 year old out this late when she has school in the morning" Tut Tut

