Cheers everyone. Will let you know the outcome tomorrow. I’m gonna keep him by my side for the night anyway.
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Thinking of you and your pup.
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Really sorry to hear about your dog. Sending positive vibes everything works out for the best. 
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Cheers again everyone. Pups not making it upstairs tonight for obvious reasons so I’m bedding down on the sofa. Gonna fill some customs Dec’s in and then get some shut-eye
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Such a pretty brindle color what kind of dog is he
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Supposedly a staff x Manchester terrier but I don’t think he’s ever even walked past a manchester terrier 
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I hope everything goes alright and ur pup heals up well. Sorry to hear about ur hard times.
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Stafford that’s what we call pitbulls when insurance or the police question about a dog:joy:
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I miss my ole blue haired bitch Trixie …my cousins been breeding blues for bout 20 years
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Exactly the same here. Definitely not a pit though
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Sending lots of Prayers for your Pup
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Cheers brother. Just waiting for news at the moment. Hopefully he pulls through. Gonna cost an arm and a leg either way
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I understand, I spent almost 9,000 dollars to be told there was nothing they could do for a brain tumor in my last dog
Praying that you and your pup will be fine, hang in there.
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english bulldog mixes 
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Please keep us updated. I definitely want to know the outcome. I love dogs more than humans, so I feel your pain and I know it’s upsetting for you. Your pup better get a big toy for being strong!
He’s gonna be a crazy fun pup in due time! I wish the best for him.
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Most animals for me that. It’s a broken femur. Working out the best course of action. Should be able to fix it though if Google’s anything to go by.
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What I found that you can do and maybe buy the sling or make a diy cast -
http://orthokids.org/I-Broke-My/Pediatric-Femoral-Shaft-Fractures
Femur fractures are treated based on the location of the break and the age of the child. In children younger than 6 months, most femur fractures are treated in a Pavlik Harness. This is a soft harness that holds the baby’s leg still. The bones in this age group have the ability to heal, reshape, and remodel to an amazing extent. From 6 months to 4 years of age, most femur fractures are treated by setting the bone (manipulating) and placing a body cast. Fractures that are around the knee are treated with a long leg cast, and fractures of the midportion and upper end of the femur are treated with a body cast (hip spica cast). Fractures that are treated in a cast usually do not heal straight and “end on end”. This is OK because the bone can grow straight over time with normal leg function.
https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/health/for-owners/broken-bones/
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Somethin tells me Bushy Old Dog & Bushy Old Cat haven;t ever had a bad day! 
Very sorry to hear @anon58740919 but I figure you wouldn’t have a wimp dog so he may just need some extended recovery time. 
Keeping my blinders on for the moment. 
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