Oh bless him, you know, dogs are so resiliant, if that was us having that kind of operation, we would be flat on our backs in pain and moaning. But big brave Ben is just getting on with it. That scar is horrendous, I didn't think it would be that big

He does look so pleased to see you
Give him a big hug from me.
Elaine xxx

Awwww, bless his furry lil paws Hope he's back home and feeling well soon

These were taken yesterday - do you think he likes his new bone!!















It was so good to see him like that and he seemed happier in himself

That's just wonderful to see, Lynne - what a happy boy!

Home soon, I'm hoping

x0x

he looks very much business as norm with his bone,

bless him, hes such a wee fighter.

I bet that brought a smile to your face seeing him like that with his new bone, even though it must be so very painful for you to visit him, at least he's on the mend, slowly but surely. Hope this lasts and you get him back home soon and start his therapy. Good luck Lynne.xxxxx

What a cracker! He's doing well - and he certainly loves that bone

Yes, that's the really amazing thing about dogs, the 'what ifs' and 'this shouldn't happen' type thoughts never enter their head, they just get on with life as it comes. That shows up so well in these photos.

Does he like his new bone Of course he likes it Lynne, after all that is now his number one priority, he ain't worried about a little problem with his back legs he has a new bone to chew, that's what's important

im pretty sure ben will have pretty much killed his new wubba bone soon, apparently hes relentless with things like that lol

He'slooking good Lynne. I posted him his parcel today first class so they should receive it in the next couple of days.