The other day my son was riding his GoCart and may have ran over my Golden Retrievers foot. When we woke up this morning there was a big lump on her hind leg paw. She doesnt let her paw touch the ground at all and hops around. She doesnt act like it hurts except she limps around. What should we do?
Its a she, and what if you dont have the money to go to the vet?

A piece of ice fell off my roof the other day and happened to catch my ten year old golden retriever in the hip/leg. He has been dragging his legs and will not stand up without me lifting up his rear end first. And even then, he only saunters for a max of five feet. With it being directly after the holidays, what is the best thing I can do for him until I have the money to take him into the vet after the new year?
A piece of ice fell off my roof the other day and happened to catch my ten year old golden retriever in the hip/leg. He has been dragging his legs and will not stand up without me lifting up his rear end first. And even then, he only saunters for a max of five feet.

Answer: To answer the seven responses that are, “Take him to the vet”. For one, it’s after business hours right now; I also live one hour from the vet so that’s really a moot point. For two, he’s ten years friggin’ old. That’s seventy in dog years! I am positive he did NOT break his hip, he is NOT in any serious danger of losing his mobility. If he did have a serious break of his hip or foot, he wouldn’t be walking on it at all; even if propped or prodded into it. If anyone of you took a fraction of the time to read through the question as you did preparing your responses, I may have not wasted my time.