These hobbles maintained his hind legs at an appropriate distance, assisting him in learning to walk without the “swimming” movement.
His splints corrected the position of his front legs, allowing him to walk and run on his feet. Remarkably, Milton quickly adjusted to wearing these aids and took it all in stride.
Gradually, he began standing on his paws with the wraps on, as his legs straightened and grew stronger.
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