Dancing The Conga

That is what Frasier is doing

 After the first week working with rachet straps to get Frasier hoisted up we invested in an electric winch 

 we would roll him on his side do some physio on his legs, 

get the sling under him ( an adapted builders bag)

 attached the ropes that fed through the pulley's

 some of Martin's climbing gear was put to use to take up the slack ( I think they are called Jumars )

then the winch is attached and up he goes,

we would raise up enough so he could take weight on his feet

This whole process would take a couple of hours a time all other jobs were put on the back burner as we worked on average 6 hours a day with him and it was a two person job.

 we were doing this 3 times a day

 helping him to balance

 even the dogs were there to offer moral support

 we noticed something wrong with his front left leg the vet came and confirmed he had injured his shoulder probably at the time of the seizure all we could do was keep working with him and give physio.

 over the last few days we have been releasing the tension off the sling so he supports himself

 each time he would stand a little longer and even attempt a few steps.

Frasier on the morning of day 12 video

Then last night he got to his feet by himself a little wobbly but he did it, he hobbled around a bit then went down

 This morning he has got himself up several times 

NO MORE HOISTS AND SLINGS

Frasier has turned a big corner and all being well we will let him out into the paddock at the week end.