Emma wanted to apologize first for her somewhat off putting photo of her surgery site. Nonetheless, she is better, almost too well. Finally, up and alert, slowly walking outside to take care of business and contemplating the stairs (not ready for that yet). Slow and easy on those front muscles. Again, thanks for the well wishes…much appreciated. Amazing that just this past Wednesday we were holding our collective breath for a positive outcome. So far, so good.
SwittersB & Exploring 
looking good!
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Having just lost my best beagle companion of 16 years Molly, it was wonderful to see Emma doing so splendidly. Missed your posts glad to be back. puppy kisses to emma.
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Thank you Beth. So very sorry for your loss of Molly. I visited your blog and was deeply touched by your recent journey. Deeply touching. Thanks for visiting again.
Gary
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Good news. Dogs always recover faster and need less meds to get through than humans. Maybe we’re just too soft.
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It does make you wonder!
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Aw, so sweet. What happened? I just visited your blog for the first time, so I’m sorry if you mentioned it before. I remember when my dog needed knee surgery and how difficult that was to handle. Hope she gets better quickly!
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Thank you. A ruptured disc. The location was problematic and her ticker is not as it should be. But, she has more heart than I imagined. Thank you for commenting too!
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Poor baby, glad she is recovering.beebee
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Thank you very much!
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