Pathetic Boxer Pup
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LazardLizard
New Member
that made me smile and chuckle, helped my long tired day!
Thanks-
Thanks-
Rush2112
New Member
It's more of a better safe than sorry scenario. At that age you really don't know how they will react to surgery. At this moment, she's resting comfortably without the cone. We'll see what happens when she starts to heal and it gets itchy.
Better safe than sorry is always a great idea! I had just a regular young dog spay come to me on ER because she ripped out her stitches...and then her intestines...cone of shame definitely worth it!
absolutbill
Chameleon Enthusiast
Aww, what a cute little sweetie! My boxer never did figure out how to maneuver with the cone of shame after her lump removal surgery. It was pretty funny to watch her try to avoid the couch and coffee table, though! Hope Zoya feels better soon! 
Rush2112
New Member
Aww, what a cute little sweetie! My boxer never did figure out how to maneuver with the cone of shame after her lump removal surgery. It was pretty funny to watch her try to avoid the couch and coffee table, though! Hope Zoya feels better soon!
They can be so funny. Our other two boxers don't understand why the puppy won't play with them
ataraxia
Avid Member
Aww, what a cute little sweetie! My boxer never did figure out how to maneuver with the cone of shame after her lump removal surgery. It was pretty funny to watch her try to avoid the couch and coffee table, though! Hope Zoya feels better soon!
LOL, love the mental lol!
Zoya...I feel for ya, i feel for ya.
little leaf
Avid Member
the cone of shame is great - I use them on my kids to keep them from fighting - 
JUST KIDDING ( but it's a thought
)
I am glad you did the rihgt thing by getting her fixed
she does look so out of it in the pics poor little girl
JUST KIDDING ( but it's a thought
) I am glad you did the rihgt thing by getting her fixed
she does look so out of it in the pics poor little girl 
