| Flurry Three to Four Months Flurry was stepped on at three months and unfortunately suffered a broken toe. She had to wear a splint for four weeks. |
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| Photo by Kate Zimmer. |
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| Flurry roughhouses with big sister, Trigger and then takes a break with her toys. |
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| Photo by Kate Zimmer. |
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| It was not easy to get a good picture, in this shot you can see the lack of muscle in her left leg and the flat toes. |
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| Link to Flurry 4 to 5 months |
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| Flurry was a good sport about the splint and maintained her happy disposition. |
| Flurry and the gang sack out in a hotel. |
| When the splint came off Flurry's toe was healed, but her carpus had fallen completely and her toes were completely splayed and very flat with no grip, her leg toed outward and had very little muscle. She had to remain on leash for a month and underwent physical therapy for over two months. |