Want to know more about your Tripawds pals? Find the latest blog posts and comments of all active Tripawds members the directory below. See who their friends are, read their bio, or add them as a friend!
Tripawds Members: Please be sure to complete your User Profile and upload an avatar pic, then fill out your Forums Profile with some information about yourself and your three legged hero!
- Search the Discussion Forums Member List to find all forum posts by any Tripawds member.
Meet The Tripawds Pack:
Jerry
Founder & Chief Fun Officer
Admin
Chief Technical Guru
Wyatt Ray
Spokesdawg & Lead Regulator
Betaman
Quality Assurance Manager
Foundation
Tripawds Foundation 501c3 Charity
KillBarney
Tripawds Nemesis & Tour Guide
Search All Tripawds Members:
Browse the newest Tripawds members below or use the Next link & Search function to find more.
PLEASE NOTE:
- A user must have commented on a blog or published a post for their member information page to display.
- Without any comments or posts the user will be listed but clicking their name may return a blank profile.
Researching keywords? Search all blogs here!
| Name: Mustkill Barney Website: http://killbarney.tripawds.com Bio: Barney was always a favorite of Jerry … and his greatest nemesis. |
Recent Posts (All Posts)
| KillBarney Tour Taking A Break After much deliberation at Tripawds HQ, the KillBarney Tour has been suspended until further notice. [captio (More) |
| The Devil Went Down to Georgia What a tough little dino that Barney is, nothing will stop him! After surviving the most insane adventures EVER with Happy Hann (More) |
| Barney Parties with Happy Hannah! Happy Hannah had a pre-party for her one year More) |
| Word From Barney At Last! If you're as anxious to hear about Barney's latest adventures as we have been, check this out from More) |
| Barney Helps Wyatt Heal While we wait for news about the next adventures of the KillBarney Tour, Spirit Jerry's More) |
Recent Comments (All Comments)
| WOOHOO! Looking forward to fun times with the pack! :-) (More) |
| Lies. LIES I tell you! Well, them, there was this episode... :mrgreen: (More) |
| Whoa. Barney was sent, wait for it... Back, to the Future! :-) (More) |
| :-) Beautiful. Good Barney juju goes a long way! (More) |
| :-) So cool indeed. We just had to share the news in the KillBarney blog! (More) |
Pepper is out for a trial with a family interested in adopting him! We are hoping it is a good match!
Wonderful article – the seroma drainage was by far the most stressful and terrifying part of recovery for us! Thanks to you guys, we realized it was completely normal and found the best ways to care for our girl and keep her comfy 🙂
Yay! I’m so glad you found this helpful for Ziva’s recovery. Thanks for the feedback, give her a smooch from us.
Exactly one year since last I wrote. Two years tomorrow that my boy is gone. And two weeks ago I said goodbye to Koko, my Siamese cat, who was Connor’s “brother” and my main support after he left us. It was hard to say goodbye to the greatest kitty I’ve ever known and loved, but he had a long and wonderful life, and while I miss him, the loss is nothing like what I felt when I lost my six year old dog, the closest thing I will ever have to a child. My Con was so young, and taken too early. After two years, I am finally able to talk about my boy without breaking down. I still think of him every day, still hold him close in my dreams, and tonight and tomorrow I will spend some time looking at photos and letters and emails, and remembering…love you my baby, Mama loves you so much.
So sorry to hear about Koko. They were all lucky to have you.
Nina, it is good to hear from you on this bittersweet day. We are keeping you in our hearts and lighting a candle for Connor and Koko, always in our hearts.
Wyatt Ray!!! You sure do know how to keep a secret!!!!
And, as usual, you are the the RockStar Celebrity of the “how to” video And the best part of the video (from your perspective), is you w1ere getting treats tossed uour way! You trained your hoomans si well….everytime you wiggled, you got a treat! You are such a smart voy!
I’m sorry the injection didn’t work as well as hoped. But I’m soooo glad that you appear to see the cart as your friend! You certainly look happy in the photos. And I’m sure Ausrin Ray was glad to get rid of it!
My illusion is that you had to stand and stay still a lot for the proper fittings. I can’t imagine the restraint you showed as all these “trial and error” details were worked out. Then again, maybe they had a treat bag tied around your collar
The tips from Dr. Kramer were informative. I’m glad she was able to help you with proper fitting, usage, etc.
Wyatt, we are all so happy that you have a tool to help you continue to be YOU! And goodness knows, you have two hoomans who will do whatever it takes to keep you being you❤
Keep us posted Wyatt! Video next!!!
Love
Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!
Thanks Michelle & Sally! We’re glad you found it useful, as Dr. Kramer’s tips are applicable to four-leggers as well.
Yeah you guessed it Sally, Wyatt ate WAY too much that day as we bribed him through the fitting and trial and error process. Now that we have it down we will be making some videos to share so stay tuned.
This was very interesting. Thank you for sharing Wyatt’s experience with us.
xoxox
Michelle & Angel Sassy
In your description of the Ruff Wear Webmaster, you state, “Most people find it works well for their front or left leg amputee,…”. Does that mean it does not work for right rear amputees, or is that just a typo? My foster dog is a recent right rear amputee and, before reading your arricle, I had been very interested in the Webmaster for him after he heals.
The Web Master works very well for any front or rear leg Tripawd. Where did you see that quote Ann? It clearly isn’t in this blog post where you commented.
This is such a fascinating interview! Thanks for Sharing. rhis woth us. And thanks to Dr Cahalane for all she is doing to raise awareness in her profession.
The questions proposed brought out so much insight. Good job!!!!
I love the way they embrace their dogs as family members without hesitation and without apology, jncluding how they handle their “funeral”, as well as overseeing their cremations. And having dogs enjoy their dining experience with their humans in restaurants, sweet!!!
Looking forward to the next installment.
Gratefully,
Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!
That’s really interesting, thanks! It is actually so good to hear other positive stories from around the world and not just the horror stories of countries where animal neglect and abuse is still the norm. I also always find it hugely fascinating how not just the way we treat and see our pets differ from country to country but also how veterinary norms and treatments differ.
thanks
tina
I’m glad you enjoyed it Tina! Global members like you are the inspawration behind getting more perspectives from non-US vets. Perhaps it’s time for us to talk to a Germany-based vet? If you have one you think would make a good guest on the show, please let us know.
oh darn…no cats huh. Probably don’t have room on the bed….and one of the cats is named Pepper!! Here is hoping the sweet boy finds his warm spot soon….he will miss the snow tho
Thanks for featuring Pepper! He deserves a loving home with caring people!