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7. Thanks, no real signs (that I know of) of pain or problems walking, just jumping-hesitant.

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 20, 2025, 11:06 PM

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The slanted footstool was what he was using as a ramp to the bed although he was fully capable of jumping that high and much higher. The inability has only cropped up about a month ago.

Yeah, he gets lots of admiration. When they say, "SO cute!" I say, "Thank you!" (like it's for me).
Thanks for yes-the help.

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Lucky is performing feng shui with his new bed [View all] UTUSN Friday OP

Consider putting one of your T-shirts in his bed. I'm sure the bed, the chair or wherever he's been sleeping, jls4561 Friday #1

Am sure dogs are individuals, but any idea till he accepts or rejects? UTUSN Friday #2

Don't stress. Either he will take to the bed or he won't. jls4561 Friday #3

Thanks. UTUSN Friday #5

If he is in pain or feeling unstable, he lkely won't want to use cushy bed SheltieLover Friday #4

Thanks, no real signs (that I know of) of pain or problems walking, just jumping-hesitant. UTUSN Friday #7

Awwww. blm Friday #6

Awwww *you*! - thank YOU! UTUSN Friday #8

If you spent a lot, he will never use it. Kali Saturday #9

Hah! - but why seriously? I really don't think he's in a problem, not due till October UTUSN Saturday #10