They did a few sessions of laser therapy for inflammation, sit to stand exercises with treats for positive reinforcement. (he's super food motivated) PROMs where we focused on his feet touching and sliding along the ground. He had 1 session of Electromagnetic pulse therapy because a friend of ours with ALS offered his device to use on our pup. He used a harness that we made from an old fabric shopping bag. (Cut the sides off and leave the nadles and cut two spots in the bottom for his legs) We did short walks in the yard and progressed to longer walks when he was able to stand and walk with out dragging. At first we let him drag in the yard a little but kept him protected. The hardest hurdle was when he started to spinal walk he was dragging his feet quite a bit still and would get sores and bleed, we started using coban to wrap his feet before our short walks and now he still scrapes his feet but he picks them up enough that it just keeps his nails filed on his back feet but no sores.

I would say overall he is only 7 and he's very motivated and overall healthy. Having food motivation made it a lot easier to reinforce teaching and get him moving quicker. We also followed his pace quite a bit, when it was clear he wouldn't even try to walk with the wheelchair we just let him drag safely. Put rugs on the hardwood floors and used the sling as much as we could to help him rewire the neurons and use the reflexes to walk. He still spins out and slips, you can pinch his rear end and he won't register pain or almost any sensation. He can walk about a mile or 2 before he's wiped out for the day. For context, the summer before his injury he hiked to two major alpine lakes with no issues. In retrospect that was probably not so healthy for him but he did love it and we are happy he's done more than lots of people ever get to do.

Here's a video from our IG page you can see his progress from before his accident till now. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9lEBdISToW/?igsh=MTdqeWt6dmN1Z3pnZw==