impossible

tia was spayed last tuesday ,she had a check up on friday and alls well, stitches out this coming friday,however it makes me laugh the vet saying make sure she doesn't jump ,run etc its like mission impossible first of all no long walks = no tired dog on a evening , no jumping = after being lifted on to setee i'll jump across the arms onto the other setee, favourite playing toys taken away ie balls and ropes = chew my slippers up but when i look at her and she gives me that "what me no you must be mistaken" look all i can do is laugh

the joys of a bored Staff lol Xx

I do sometimes wonder if vets live in the same world as staffy owners!

It's very hard to keep them quiet

good luck

Caryll wrote:I do sometimes wonder if vets live in the same world as staffy owners!

Obviously not

Lol!! Bless her! Its impossible to keep em quiet lol vinnie ran around like a loon the second i bought him home from been castrated lol we ended up buying a crate to make him stay still for a bit lol .. I dread when skye is done, shes a fruit cake!! Lmao

We had exactly the same problem with Sophie last month. We brought her holiday crate into the lounge to pop her in if we needed the loo or to leave the room. We ended up putting the dining chairs up-ended on the sofa whilst it was not being sat on

We kept her occupied by buying her extra chewy toys (rawhyde bones etc) and doing things like treasure hunts hiding treats around the room for her to find to keep her occupied.

Millie isnt a staff but shes very active and it was a complete nightmare when we got her spayed!