Tuesday, 16 December 2008

I was all set to post some news and photos of the pups now that they have reached two weeks old but that has been overshadowed by Des having an accident.

The poor soul has broken a leg. We don't know exactly how it happened but the most likely thing is that he has jumped off our bed and landed awkwardly. The type of break fits that kind of injury. The paps jump effortlessly on and off our bed on a regular basis, it just seems to have been bad luck that he landed badly. It is quite a bad break and will need to be plated. This is not the simplest thing to do in such a fine boned dog and there is no guarantee that it will be a success, we will just have to hope that it heals well and that he won't end up losing his leg.

Because we have a large dog in the house along with the little ones, we are always careful to avoid anyone being squashed. If anyone was to get injured we would have thought it more likely to have been as a result of squashing......not jumping off the bed.

It's just as well Jana was out with me in the car when it happened or she would probably have been getting the blame!

So please think of Desmond on Thursday when he gets his operation and keep your fingers crossed that it's a success.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Oh Poor Des! We will be thinking of him! Our Keegan did the same thing and healed very well but he knows how Des is feeling. Hope he feels better soon!

Dughallmor Beagles said...

Get well soon Desmond! We'll keep everything crossed for you on Thursday, hope it all goes well.
Beagley hugs and slobbers xx

Petitchien Papillons said...

fingers crossed for Des - and hoping he recovers very swiftly

Pyatshaw said...

Let's hope the operation is a success. Such a pity as he is a beautiful boy.

Tina. said...

Poor Desmond, we will be thinking of him and sending up prayers that he will mend quickly and well!

wyvisview said...

Oh, poor little man! What a shame. All at Wyvisview wish him a speedy recovery.
xx

Unknown said...

Poor little Des! I'll be thinking of him and all of you today and tomorrow hoping that operation goes well.