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Dog TPLO surgery
- Thread starter RachelV
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In a development that is incredibly exciting for both of us, Lark is back to a bit of off leash hiking. I'm trying to take it slow because she's so strong and so high energy, but even getting her off leash for a half mile or so has been really fun. She's handling it fine! Looking forward to actually getting her tired at some point over the next few weeks. 
Equally exciting is that this has all coincided with a stretch of truly lovely weather down here.
Equally exciting is that this has all coincided with a stretch of truly lovely weather down here.
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So good to see Lark up and about!In a development that is incredibly exciting for both of us, Lark is back to a bit of off leash hiking. I'm trying to take it slow because she's so strong and so high energy, but even getting her off leash for a half mile or so has been really fun. She's handling it fine! Looking forward to actually getting her tired at some point over the next few weeks.
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Good luck on her energy level!
so wonderful!!!! happy days on the trails!! My grand dog just got her stitches taken out from TPLO surgery on the left (had it done on the right two years ago). I am hoping that I will get to post similar photos of her this summer!!In a development that is incredibly exciting for both of us, Lark is back to a bit of off leash hiking. I'm trying to take it slow because she's so strong and so high energy, but even getting her off leash for a half mile or so has been really fun. She's handling it fine! Looking forward to actually getting her tired at some point over the next few weeks.
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Aw, you will! Sorry your fam has to go through the recovery process again. I'm hoping I won't have to eventually do this on Lark's other leg but I realize the odds are not necessarily in my favor.
