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2:46 pm
8 December 2009
OfflineThat Golden is Spirit Jake… the name of the dog is to the left bottom corner of the photo.
Welcome to your Tripawd taking full advantage of BEING a Tripawd and having 'selective hearing' 
Tracy, maggie's Mom
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2:55 pm
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25 April 2007
OfflineCheck out Jake's Blog and his About page for more info about sweet Spirit Jake.
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3:47 pm
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18 October 2009
Offlinekazy55 said:
Ps. 2 questions:
1) anyone else's pup lose their hearing along with the leg?
I don't want to pull too much on Ajax, and you hate to speak harshly to your newly 3-legged buddy, but Ajax has clearly recognized this and has decided to ignore all non-essential — as he deems them — voice commands. Hence, lady losing her cheese plate last Friday.
I could never be entirely sure- Maggie had chronic ear infections when she was younger and had lost some hearing, and she was an obstinate pug (actually often obstinate is used as a definition for pugs). But I swear when I would call her I could see her deciding if it was worth her time to respond
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Karen and the pugaplooza
Now I see the name – Ajax will carry on the Pool Edge Position in honor of Jake.
Glad to know I don't have the only Devil Dog who is taking advantage of his situation …
6:36 pm
2 November 2009
OfflineI'm laughing at your comment about the LIE – you got me there – I can picture it now. Yikes!!
Selective hearing….seems to be a very common trait and in my experience with Mackenzie it only gets worse. I can call her name 10 times in a row and she'll just stand there looking at me as if I had 2 heads. You might notice some other behaviorial changes going on too…like Mackenzie now barks at everything. Before her amputation she hardly ever barked. I guess they're trying to overcompensate for their leg. But I don't mind her loud fierce barking now – makes me feel a little more protected even if she is a golden. 
Kami
5:57 am
Hmmm …protection has not previously been Ajax's strong suit, as he will basically love anyoen with food. Maybe this will be a bonus …
On the "news" side: Ajax is now laying on his right (amputated leg) side, hooray!!!!!!! He has been lying on the left side only for 3 weeks – so nice to seem him relaxing on the other side ….
5:57 am
Hmmm …protection has not previously been Ajax's strong suit, as he will basically love anyoen with food. Maybe this will be a bonus …
On the "news" side: Ajax is now laying on his right (amputated leg) side, hooray!!!!!!! He has been lying on the left side only for 3 weeks – so nice to seem him relaxing on the other side ….
8:53 am
Moderator
18 October 2009
OfflineKazy55,
Don't forget to log on before you post- that's why your last post didn't show up right away, it had to wait for moderation.
Karen
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I don't want to pull too much on Ajax, and you hate to speak harshly to your newly 3-legged buddy, but Ajax has clearly recognized this and has decided to ignore all non-essential — as he deems them — voice commands. Hence, lady losing her cheese plate last Friday.
