Dog Fights!!!! Help!!!

[charlidawg]

My advice is go in and have a serious talk with your vet about amputation. I know recovery can take a long time with all the adapting they have to do. You need to weigh the pros and cons of both sides. My bf's my had her dogs back leg amputated, but she is a little thing, and can barely notice that its gone. How big is Buster?

[lv4dogs]

My advice is go in and have a serious talk with your vet about amputation. I know recovery can take a long time with all the adapting they have to do. You need to weigh the pros and cons of both sides. My bf's my had her dogs back leg amputated, but she is a little thing, and can barely notice that its gone. How big is Buster?

I couldn't agree more. Amputation is a serious surgery, one that shouldn't be done unless you really have to.
But something has to be done soon... if you don't get that fracture fixed soon it will start fusing & healing out of place causing an even more complicated surgery & healing process.