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2:41 pm
8 December 2009
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QuoteI have been wondering this for a while now. It seems that Admin is very educated in all this computer stuff and such. I was wondering if Admin has ever thought of keeping track of each Tripawd as far as type of cancer, type of treatment and lifespan if the dog has passed? And maybe add breed or breed mixes if known? Wonder if something like that would be useful? I know I am curious. It seems like an awful lot of osteosarcoma dogs for instance but not alot of MCT or soft tissue sarcoma dogs?
Tracy, Maggie's Mom
maggie.tripawds.com
"It's not whether you get knocked down, it's whether you get back up." ~ Vince Lombardi
2:50 pm
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14 August 2009
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OH SURE! I bet admin would LOVE to keep track, cuz they aint got nothing else to do!!!!!!!
Hahahaha!
Get on that admin!
- Sorry, I couldn't resist since I know they are always so busy with the site and such.
Comet - 1999 to 2011She 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.
2:53 pm
8 December 2009
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I was just thinking maybe some webpage where each tripawd owner could fill in their own information…
Just a thought.
Tracy
maggie.tripawds.com
"It's not whether you get knocked down, it's whether you get back up." ~ Vince Lombardi
5:17 pm
11 November 2008
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Yeah, like when a new Tripawd registers, there could be a few fields to fill in the info, which the pawrent could update as needed. Plus the name of the Tripawd and the screenname, so that we could find and PM pawrents who had screennames that are different then their pet's names. That would be cool!
Sue and Nova
Is it just me or does it seem Rotts have a really high representation on tripawds? Good idea.
5:42 pm
22 December 2009
OfflineI have read that 80% of Rottweilers die of cancer, with Bone Cancer being the most common. I don't know if this is actually true, but it could explain the high number of tripawds.
I also think this is a good idea. It would be very interesting to see the different breeds/cancers/treatments/lifespans.
-Gwen & Harley
6:03 pm
11 November 2008
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Re: rotts with cancer, actually I think it's a big dog thing. Bone cancer is very common in big dogs, and it seems like a very large percentage of the dogs on here are big dogs, like Rotts, Dobermans, Danes, Labs, Retreivers, Mastiffs, etc. I think the fact that they grow so fast has got to have something to do with making them so prone to bone cancer.
Sue and Nova
6:40 pm
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24 September 2009
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maggie said:
I was wondering if Admin has ever thought of keeping track of each Tripawd as far as type of cancer, type of treatment and lifespan if the dog has passed…
Yah sure, put it all on that Admin guy! 
But seriously, it's funny you should ask. René and I have just compiled our questionnaire structure and will be posting the first comprehensive Tripawds Care Survey soon. Thanks to all who helped us develop the questions. Once published we will announce a deadline for preliminary collection of data and then periodically post updates in Jerry's blog and here in the forums with findings.
Stay tuned.
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7:16 pm
8 December 2009
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Staying tuned, Mr. Admin – er, Jim! :-) Thanks for all you do!!!
Tracy, Maggie's Mom
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"It's not whether you get knocked down, it's whether you get back up." ~ Vince Lombardi
7:34 pm
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13 July 2009
OfflineHey wait a minute. I believe Tazzie 'thought' of the survey and just sent the work your way, kind of like Maggie tried to do! I bet you miss having Tazzie around to come up with all sorts of projects to keep you busy. (eek – just checked back to the survey thread and saw that was when Tazzie was a complete newbie at <2 weeks post-amp. Ahh, the good ole days.)
What's with the "Jim" avatar??? That's a pretty funny-looking tripawd!
9:54 pm
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25 April 2007
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Tazzie said: What's with the "Jim" avatar???
Never mind that man behind the curtain. Jerry's the one in charge around here.
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12:21 pm
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14 August 2009
OfflineAnd if you want to view the results, it'll only cost ya $99!
You are welcome, Admin Jim!
Comet - 1999 to 2011She 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.
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