The first time Ethan fitted the dogs into the frame, his hands were steady.
“Hold still… I’ve got you,” he murmured to the last one, tightening the straps gently.
I stood watching, barely breathing. For a second, nothing happened.
Then one of the dogs shifted. The wheels rolled forward. One step. Then another. The other two took their cue from the first dog and also started moving!
Ethan’s laughter filled the yard with joy!
And just like that, everything changed.
I stood watching, barely breathing.
Within days, all three dogs were moving around the yard, bumping into things, and figuring it out.
Ethan followed them around like a coach.
“Slow down, turn, no, not that way,” he’d say, adjusting things as he went.
I hadn’t seen him this alive in a long time.
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