Keeping My Fingers crossed!!

sheltiemom4

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Well, Sadie, my fourth and youngest Sheltie (7 mos.) got spayed last Thursday, and I'm having a HORRIBLE time trying to keep her from running, jumping and playing for a week. She's VERY active and wants to play with Cody, my blue-merle constantly!!!

I've attached a pic to show how much she's grown up!
 

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Pyper just got spayed 7/13 at 7 months. We made it thru, but it wasn't easy. Good luck!!!! Keeping them quiet is nearly impossible.
 
She looks all grown up!

I remember how hard it was to keep my girl from being her crazy self after her spay. We had to resort to putting her in her x-pen the majority of the time.
 
Brie was 6 years old when she was spayed recently and it was a challenge to keep her quiet so I am sending lots of luck for keeping Sadie calm!
 
I gave up on keeping Tully quiet after the second day. Deska though was in pain for a long time after his surgery (he was cryptoid) so I actually had to force him to move around. He has never liked the vet since then.
 
I'm about ready to give up too!!! I have even filled treat balls to entertain them so she won't try to play. It worked for a little while! I truly can't wait till I can allow her to do the zoomies!!!:yes::yes:
 
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