Before you consider euthanasia for your dog with a Torn ACL, consider your treatment options first. In most cases, dogs with Torn ACL require ACL surgery, which is very expensive. Many pet owners aren’t prepared to provide their furry family member with ACL surgery due to its high expense or not having the proper health insurance to help cover some of this surgical expense.If ACL surgery is not an option due to its high expense and you don’t have proper health insurance, then most likely your only option left is to consider euthanasia. If your canine companions had a successful ACL surgery, then they should be able to recover nicely and heal properly. Once your furry friends have fully healed, they will become active and energetic again. They will also become the furry family member you’ve always known. Since Torn ACL affects the dog’s hind legs and knees, there may be a high chance of getting arthritis after this injury. If this is the case, be sure to feed your pooch a well-balanced and healthy diet so they can maintain a healthy weight. Exercise is also key. If your pooch has arthritis but is still active and energetic, you can provide them with a leg brace for support. Euthanasia should not be your first choice, but if all other options fail and your precious pups are living a poor quality of life, then euthanasia is an option to consider that is also the most humane.