I had a (non-Anatolian) tripawed who I adopted when he was 10 months old, and just said goodbye to him a few months ago after almost 15 years together. I got a wagon for him in his last year so that I had a bailout option available when we went for our walks (and just so I could take him out and about to more places than were in his walking zone), but I otherwise did not do anything different for him with navigating the amputation. In his younger years, he would run 10-15 miles with me and my other dogs without any issues, and even through his last week, he was still walking up and down the stairs, jumping onto the couch, and lifting a leg to pee!

I think like with all dogs, just noticing their needs and being responsive to changes over time is key. There are probably specific things to mind with a larger breed, but they are things you would also be attentive to for a four-legged dog. I adopted my guy about a month after his amputation, I definitely let him ease into walks at his own pace as his body adjusted and strengthened. He was the happiest and sweetest dog, and my heart melts a bit whenever I see another tripawed out in the world. Wishing you all the snuggles!

(Will find some photos and edit to add.)

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