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Hi all, I've spent a couple of hours figuring out the interface and it's pretty good! I've got a blog started but only photos up. I hope this works… heres the link:
http://whitebea.....ipawds.com
Its wonderful to find a community like this. I knew I needed a special kind of dog…and he found me.
Patrick and the Pack
Hi Patrick,
Welcome!
The photos of your furry friends are so cute. The one of Emma is a hoot.
It looks like Sully is doing really well. When was his amputation? It's nice to see that he's already ruffhousing a bit.
My dog Rocky is a front leg amputee due to cancer. He is 94 lbs and gets around really well, though he tires out quickly. I started him on Synflex (a glucosamine formula) about a week ago because it seemed he was laying around more than usual, and it seems to be helping. He doesn't look so "stiff" when he moves.
I too, am a bit concerned about how Rocky will get along this winter. We live in northern lower Michigan, so we get lots of snow, but thankfully not a lot of ice. Rocky does have a Ruffwear harness , so I think that will help.
Sully is lucky to be a member of your pack. 
Michelle
sachabear said:
...figuring out the interface and it's pretty good!
Glad you're getting the hang of Sully's new Tripawds Blog! I'm just wondering what a qhitebear is ... 
Check your inbox (above) for a PM from me if that's a typo you want us to fix.
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
tripawds.com | tripawds.org | bemoredog.net | triday.pet
I've fixed the link above. Sully's Story can now be found at http://whitebea.....ipawds.com. We understand how difficult it can be to type with such big bear paws! 
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
tripawds.com | tripawds.org | bemoredog.net | triday.pet
Welcome Patrick and Sully! It's wonderful to know that there are other folks out there that are willing to bring a Tripawd into their homes and hearts. Our Chuy was a tripawd when we adopted him too. He's been the best dawg ever.
As for snow, can't help you with that as we live in Arizona and don't have it in this part of the state. Hmmm....maybe we'll take Chuy to Flagstaff this winter and see how he does. LOL!! Keeping Sully's weight down is the best advice. Being a lean, mean, playing machine is what he needs. We were told to keep Chuy's weight at around 53 lbs. He's not a real big dog, but it does help him get around better.
It's nice to see Sully playing and getting along with the pack! He is a gorgeous fellow!
Eleanor & Chuy
Chuy, showing everyone that Tripawds do everything 3 times better than regular dogs!
Thanks all for your advice and comments. Its great to be welcomed warmly by such a group of compassionate and empathetic dog lovers.
