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<P>I have a hound that lost the use of his hind legs and has been using a cart
for over a year. A donated cart is a good jesture if it is the proper
size. They really need to be custom sized for the height and weight of
each hound. Make sure there is not too much weight being put on her front
legs as that could cause too much stress. Conrad used the wrong type of cart for
over a year (donated by his surgeon) and he made no progress and was very
unhappy. I recently got a new set of wheels custom sized for him and he
loves it. If you are any where near someone who knows how to size them,
you should get some guidance. Alternatively, look up eddieswheels.com on
the internet and they have very good instructions on how to size a cart.
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<P>Ann and Conrad</P>
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