Behold, the dog that grew a pair and the cone of shame....

Poor phineas. We've never had to keep the cone on our dogs. Just watch the area. Probably be fine.
 
Poor phineas. We've never had to keep the cone on our dogs. Just watch the area. Probably be fine.

He's tried to lick it twice, both times he stopped when told "leave it" - will probably cone him for the crate tonight, since we can't watch him then. The hardest part is going to be the "no playing or running for 10 days rule" - he's a 6-month-old Lab mix, he is ENERGETIC and ACTIVE - they told us he'd probably just sleep all evening from the anesthetic, and he is dying to go play....up and around and wanting to run...
 
He's tried to lick it twice, both times he stopped when told "leave it" - will probably cone him for the crate tonight, since we can't watch him then. The hardest part is going to be the "no playing or running for 10 days rule" - he's a 6-month-old Lab mix, he is ENERGETIC and ACTIVE - they told us he'd probably just sleep all evening from the anesthetic, and he is dying to go play....up and around and wanting to run...
Diego was the same way. We let him play and just watched. Just tried to make sure stitches were good and watched for infection. Good luck
 
Diego was the same way. We let him play and just watched. Just tried to make sure stitches were good and watched for infection. Good luck

Yep, that's pretty much our plan - and avoid the super-active play like the dog park
 
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Please tell me when you loaded him into the car you said, "Phineas, I know what we're going to do today."

That statement has been made - and I am still trying to find an appropriate toy platypus so I can ask him "where's Perry?"
 
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