Yay Buster! You look awesome in your video! You and Holly are like mirror images of each other – Holly is a right rear amp and her gait looks just like yours. :-) We're so glad your recovery is going so well!
Hugs,
Holly and Holly's mom

Others may disagree with me but I don't think dogs get depressed.  They don't carry the emotional baggage that we do about amputation and they tend to live in the here and now.  Keep in mind that this is just my opinion.  Buster could just be adjusting to life on three legs. Having said that, maybe it is because I am a worrier (even though I try not to) I would probably have Buster checked out by your vet. Chances are nothing is wrong but I would worry until the vet said not to!  Hard to admit that because I try for the Scarlett O'hare method of thinking about worrisome things tomorrow.

It really has not been that long since the amputation though.

Good luck.  I will be looking for an update.  Buster is in my prayers.

Debra & Angel Emily

When I said I was "babying" him on the couch, all I meant was that i was loving up on him. The only real babying we've done is to carry him up and down the stairs and that is simply because they are very very steep,  and slippery (hardwood – apt complex will NOT carpet them – we've asked) and he had a hard time getting up and down the stairs even before this. To be fair, we haven't given him much of a chance, but that's because the vet told us to keep him off the stairs. We've made him do everything else, and it's been fine until this weekend. I'm not sure what's going on….