Welcome Wolf and family! I know this is a very scary time. We have all been there so we understand. Most Dogs do really great with amputation. The healing process is the worst part with the first few days being the hardest. You'll need to get some extra rest beforehand because once you bring Wolf home you may have a few sleepless nights. It's hard to see them that way and you may be worried about every little thing. So that's where Tripawds comes in. It is very stress relieving to type out all of your worries, fears, thoughts and feelings. Make sure your floors are nonslip so if you have hardwood or tile you will need to put down some nonslip runners or rugs to prevent your new Tripawd from slipping. The first few days or week they could be somewhat unsteady on their feet as they learn to adjust to their newly remodeled bodies. But even after they are healed Tripawds still seem to slip easier especially if they get excited. They also do alot of sleeping the first couple of weeks and may not seem like themselves. Usually around 2-3 weeks after the surgery they get the are off the meds have the stitches out and they have learned to balance better and they start to feel a whole lot better. A little at a time they build up their strength and they get right back to their normal silly selves. They can do most things that they did before but they may get tired faster. Pay attention that your Tripawd does not keep any extra weight on because that makes it harder for them. Hoping that the surgery goes perfectly and Wolf will have a smooth uneventful recovery so he can get back to being a happy healthy puppy.