Is my plant brown bread or could it bounce back ? ...

@Dj123 yes mate the cannabis plant is much more resilient than we think First of all i would treat those roots for shock by giving them some nice seaweed based solution followed by a light pruning of the plant itself . concentrate on the lowest leaves this will also help the plant recover by removing excess foliage Last and not least is put up some type of barrier to prevent the doggo from being able to access your plant

High Dj, First of all when there is something broken above the ground you can support all branches that are damaged or broken. You can use sticks (I like to use chopsticks) for support and binding wire to bind everything together. Open wounds can be fixed with tape (The good old ductape). And for everything under the ground. When a part of your roots are damaged you should treat her like a clone with high humidity and the light not to close and to strong. I think that she will be ok. After traumatizing they look really sad (might even become a lot worse in the next few days) for the first few days. But when she start to recover she will recover really fast. Cannabis is a strong plant. Goodluck bro! 😋

Gotta love dogs... but it's not only them - my CAT has an affinity for weed but thankfully doesn't eat it. I wouldn't give up on this quite yet... true, your dog probably stressed her and she may NOT recover - but isn't it worth the shot? Put it this way - you can pitch her and you won't have a harvest from her... or you could TRY and maybe she'll surprise you! You'll know in a week or so if she's going to make it so hang in there... Good luck!

I'm going with it lives through the dogs attempt at HST 😉

I think what he did it's something that occurs very often in nature as wild animals do dig soil specially between roots forminsects etcc.. I would just approach her with some potassium and seaweed mix and don't stress her at all. You might benefit from your dog's action in time as she heals stronger and more.robust than before!! Let her grow!!! Let nature do the selection!!

Damn pets, I came home to empty pots where seedlings were once, damn you girlfriends cat which was eating them.

I'd give it a week to see if it bounces back from the dog trauma.