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2 week old calf with slightly curved out back leg
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<blockquote data-quote="Son of Butch" data-source="post: 1531532" data-attributes="member: 14585"><p>I vote for neither and just continue to allow her to do what pleases her. She knows best how her leg is feeling from</p><p>day to day and will adjust accordingly. But getting her up to walk and observing her progress in strengthening her leg</p><p>won't hurt anything.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Off topic:</p><p>Reminds me back in my mid teens our group of friends would get together and play basketball unsupervised at a local </p><p>church with an indoor gym. One game a friend went down hard and got up favoring his leg. We of course encouraged</p><p>him to 'walk it off'. He wasn't making much progress. But we supported his efforts by chiding him with come on</p><p>'walk it off' ya big baby and even helped hold him up to keep going. It didn't work and grumbling we broke up our </p><p>game for the day. </p><p>Imagine our chagrin when he showed up in school the next day wearing a plaster cast and we realized we had been </p><p>trying to get him to walk off a broken leg. :lol: Funnier now than at the time.</p><p>sorry for digressing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Son of Butch, post: 1531532, member: 14585"] I vote for neither and just continue to allow her to do what pleases her. She knows best how her leg is feeling from day to day and will adjust accordingly. But getting her up to walk and observing her progress in strengthening her leg won't hurt anything. Off topic: Reminds me back in my mid teens our group of friends would get together and play basketball unsupervised at a local church with an indoor gym. One game a friend went down hard and got up favoring his leg. We of course encouraged him to 'walk it off'. He wasn't making much progress. But we supported his efforts by chiding him with come on 'walk it off' ya big baby and even helped hold him up to keep going. It didn't work and grumbling we broke up our game for the day. Imagine our chagrin when he showed up in school the next day wearing a plaster cast and we realized we had been trying to get him to walk off a broken leg. :lol: Funnier now than at the time. sorry for digressing. [/QUOTE]
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