I knew i brought these posters home from work for a reason! Roane is relaxing in her dog fort next to the sofa š
Big dog hack- these laminated posters also workes great for sliding her bed across the rug to get her closer to the door. I get them from work since we throw them out at the end of the season.
Author: roane226
Proud dog mama to roane. a big beautiful 130 lb anatolian shepherd who has been the light of my life for the last 6 years ā¤ our big girl was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in mid june and as of july 2nd is officially a tripawd.
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Hang in there, Roane! The first two weeks are the hard part – after that itās all happy hoppinā! – Sarah – mom to angel tripawd Gus (75 lb Chesapeake bay retriever… who did great after those first two weeks post amp!).
roane226,
This would be my first interaction with these forums and I have to say, reading yours (which is very similar to mine, my pittie became a tri on July 2- do to osteosarcoma) made me not feel so alone. I hope to take that from this site, lots of information along with seeking out those going through what I am, WHILE I am. I can’t say enough about how inspirational the messages are to “hang in there” -just get through recovery and you WILL get your dog “back”. These keep me from crying 24/7, but this first day home with her is rough. Seeing her sleep gives me the most pleasure as I know she’s not in pain. Not wanting to eat, and the incontinence makes it additionally tough. Be sure to purchase some waterproof mattress pads. We bought a foam mattress topper to put on the floor so we can all sleep near each other.
Denisemfong
Please know that you are not alone ā¤ i totally understand that feeling and although i wish none of us had been put in this situation like you im so greatful for this site! I hope the next few days are easier for both of you. Please keep me posted on how your girl is doing.
I had a pit/lab mix years ago and she was a beautiful soul.
Big hugsā¤
Bev & Roane
Hang in there, Roane! The first two weeks are the hard part – after that itās all happy hoppinā! – Sarah – mom to angel tripawd Gus (75 lb Chesapeake bay retriever… who did great after those first two weeks post amp!).
roane226,
This would be my first interaction with these forums and I have to say, reading yours (which is very similar to mine, my pittie became a tri on July 2- do to osteosarcoma) made me not feel so alone. I hope to take that from this site, lots of information along with seeking out those going through what I am, WHILE I am. I can’t say enough about how inspirational the messages are to “hang in there” -just get through recovery and you WILL get your dog “back”. These keep me from crying 24/7, but this first day home with her is rough. Seeing her sleep gives me the most pleasure as I know she’s not in pain. Not wanting to eat, and the incontinence makes it additionally tough. Be sure to purchase some waterproof mattress pads. We bought a foam mattress topper to put on the floor so we can all sleep near each other.
Denisemfong
Please know that you are not alone ā¤ i totally understand that feeling and although i wish none of us had been put in this situation like you im so greatful for this site! I hope the next few days are easier for both of you. Please keep me posted on how your girl is doing.
I had a pit/lab mix years ago and she was a beautiful soul.
Big hugsā¤
Bev & Roane