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I am glad Pebbles enjoyed her day in the sun. It must take a lot of adjustment to get used to not having a leg where it used to be. Glad she is managing quite well. And the photos are lovely x |
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i dont think it has taken a lot of adjustment for her - the vet said it could take up to 6 months, but she was outside days after her stitches came out - a day later than she wanted, but I wanted to be sure she could manage in the house first, so when she proved she could manage the stairs and the bed, there was no reason to keep her in really. And she can run incredibly fast, I sometimes have to give up trying to catch her, as i cant keep up!! |
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I'm delighted Pebbles is adapting to being a tripod She really is a little sweetie and looks to be having a great time basking in the sunlight! |
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She certainly looks great, and if you hadn't said in your post about her losing her leg, I wouldn't have noticed. She's gorgeous and a lot like Katey's mum. i like the idea about the door mat too. Will have to try and find one as thats a great idea |
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