Possible to dislodge CV boot when swapping struts?

I am bringing back my truck this morning to the garage that installed my 5100's because one of the inner CV boot was dislodged spitting grease everywhere. When I first complained about it, the mechanic denied having anything to do with it. The operator didn't really oppose but hasn't told me they will cover it. 99% chance the mechanic accidentally dislodged it but I just wanted to make sure from here that it is indeed possible. I can picture letting the axle drop too far pulling the boot off the differential casing...if I am using my terms correctly.

Thanks

 

Yea, I'm not looking at the tacoma right now, nor have I replaced tacoma struts; but I've messed up front drive cars doing struts. If you over articulate the shafts, you can pop an end off or, in my case, I usually rip them, cause they're old and baked. But Usually the boot would be strong enough to hold it on a new car, never know though. It could be done. Not a hard fix unless its torn up now. But then again, you had a shop do your shocks...its all relative.

 

That sounds like exactly what they did.