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Whoops, sorry I missed this one but very glad to hear the worst is over! Now the fun begins....keeping him quiet. Kongs and chews may get you back in his good graces, Sheep...and keep him quiet for oh....five minutes maybe. Pats to your wild child, all the girls here said we're glad he's OK! :love:
 
So's I is still captives in the dungeon, their food is not as gooods and treats are none. Plus I cannot play tugs with brother. I was plotting a jailbreak with this caa-at that is here but am still a bit wobbly from poodle legging. Not sure why loosing fur knocks you out but wow.

Ian the Gray Flash

PS my other mother will get me papers after this, I think it should be food.
 
I did a soft cone and suit for Deacon, gated off a small section of hallway. He had a double incision due to an undropped testicle that was in his abdomen - keeping him 'quiet' was really tough. He's a jumper - literally like popcorn popping - I think the only time he was truly quiet was while he was still under heavy sedation or acting depressed locked away from everyone. He was really just off to the side - in the hall between kitchen and powder room - open to the kitchen, but oh the looks from him. When the vet asked me how he was doing - I sent her video of him doing his popcorn dance.... his surgery only affected height and length - didn't keep him from doing it altogether. Good luck keeping Ian quiet - as the saying goes, you can't keep a good man down!
 
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