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conditioning 2 month amputee
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6 August 2012
10:34 am
chuey
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It's been 2 amazing months since Baden had his left front leg removed due to cancer. The 1st month he couldn't get back to normal quick enough. By 3 weeks he was outside catching frisbees. While he's able & willing to run across the yard, standing in place or walking seems to show weakness. He can be standing next to you & just fall down. I am looking for some strengthening & conditioning exercises I can with him. Any & all suggestions are much appreciated.

Chuey

6 August 2012
11:14 am
San Diego, CA
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Wow - sounds like Baden is doing great. (He's so cute!)

Running is definitely easier for a front leg amp than walking.

I know there are some links here on the site for rehab exercises to build up core strength - I just don't know where they are. I'm sure Jerry or Admin will chime in at some point and provide them.

Swimming is also good exercise for Tripawds - although ours didn't ever like to swim, so unfortunately we couldn't take advantage of that!

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