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I think this guy's been adopted but I thought you'd enjoy the video. Looks just like Tate's friend Loretta. He should, he's her son! (Sorry, I haven't graduated to videos yet.)
http://tate.tripawds.com/
August 16, 2006 to November 28, 2011
TATE ~ Forever in our hearts.
That is amazing! I have been wondering if it was [possible for a dog to get around on 2 legs! Thanks for sharing!
Coopsdad
Coopsdad/ Kenneth Blackburn
http://cooper.t.....ipawds.com
the monkeydogs only THINK they have invaded the tripawd state
WOW! What can one say!? But Wow!
Comet - 1999 to 2011
She departed us unexpectedly January 23, 2011 at the age of 12 1/2.
She was born with a deformed front leg and a tripawd all of her life.
Heartwarming!
Shanna & Spirit Trouble ~ Trouble gained her wings 3/16/2011, a 27 1/2 month cancer survivor, tail wagging. RIP sweetheart, you are my heart and soul. Run free at Rainbow Bridge.
The November Five - Spirits Max, Cherry, Tika, Trouble & Nova. 11/2008 - 3/2013 An era ends as Queen Nova crossed the Bridge.
Bipawds Rule! Love it!
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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I sit here amazed by this dog.
I am ashamed to say if this were my dog who needed a double amputation, I would have considered his prospect of having a good quality of life after surgery to be poor at best. I am almost positive I would have decided that putting him down would have been the right thing to do for him. I would have been wrong.
Boy, if I didn't see it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed how great he gets around on two legs and how happy he is to be alive. I do have concerns about how his remaining legs and joints will fare with the added stress, but I am glad this pup has been given a second chance at life and seems to be enjoying every minute if it! 
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