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jerry wrote:
Are Raised Bowls for Tripawds Good or Bad?
Elevated pet feeders seem like a simple way to help your Tripawd eat comfortably, but they sure are a controversial topic. Here's what we know about raised bowls for Tripawds. Ginger in Alaska ate comfortably from raised bowls. The Pros and Con (More) |
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azulroot wrote:
OUR BEAUTIFUL SANTO
Santo is a gorgeous pitbull mix (maybe with Great Dane?). We met him back in mid November of 2012 in San Antonio Texas, when one of my best friends found him. I love the story and I’ll try to make it justice in writing. José was walking Mita a (More) |
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annfelter wrote:
Quack's life changes in one instant at the vet.
We hate the cone! Quack’s journey began February 18th, 2018. That was the day his vet said he thought Quack had osteosarcoma. I guess strictly speaking his journey began in January when he first showed a slight limp. Off to the vet we went, just (More) |
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annfelter wrote:
A Great Dane Named Quack
Quack is a Great Dane who has a number of hobbies. His hobbies: drinking out the toilet until there is no water in it, breaking kitchen cabinet doors to steal bread, snoozing, playing with his Brother Bear (who happens to be a Newfoundland), chasing (More) |
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maniacmads wrote:
It's been a very eventful month....
It's been a while since I posted here. I've logged in and started several entries, but changed my mind. I was not in the frame of mind to sound anything but discouraged and I do not want people contemplating amputation to think it's not worth it. (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Hazel's Beating Odds with Osteosarcoma Palliative Care
Our Tripawd Tuesday feature is usually about a Tripawd, but today we're celebrating a Great Dane who is not a Tripawd, and that's a good thing! Meet Hazel, a nine-year old beauty who was not an amputation candidate. But she is beating the odds with o (More) |
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ourtwomalamutes wrote:
And then there were three...
This morning was cold and dark and wet... outside was no better. First thing that happened today was no wake up kisses :( That'll take some time. To get us up, Mya and Macleod would work as a team, Mya on the wet works, and Macleod would do a dee (More) |
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ourtwomalamutes wrote:
I said, " pard'n..."
holy smile'n sled dogs... hold the boat... I just came across a couple walking a beautiful Great Dane Tripawd just two blocks from home. 'Cours I did a U turn and pulled over to talk to them. So they had surgery about a year ago, 10 months earlier (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Great Dane Eurydice Changes the World
It's said that all dogs have a job to do and Great Dane Eurydice is no exception. Thanks to this magnificent beauty, never again will a giant breed dog be instantly dismissed as a candidate for amputation. Standing tall on three legs. Tip (More) |
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otisgreatdane wrote:
Preparing for our New 3 legged Great Dane
On Saturday 1-7-17, we went into hyper mode and measured and bought carpet runners for the whole house. I will post a pic of them later. They have been great for Otis' traction. I ordered a Big Barker bed for him also. (More) |