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Mice beware!
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Bailey made it through her leg amputation ok. My wife and I have taken it a lot harder then she has. She is a trooper to say the least.
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They are fine on three legs, adapt really fast. We had a dog that lost an eye in a dog fight and adapted really quickly.
Jeanne - Simme Valley
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We had a heeler that had his leg amputated (back leg at the knee joint). He would work cows, jump into the back of a pickup, sit up & beg. Many people never noticed it. He sure didn't.
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Happy 3 legged dog.
Henry wanting a belly rub. Actually when he flips over for me he wants a belly rub but when he does it to my wife he is luring her hand in for a bite.
Henry wanting a belly rub. Actually when he flips over for me he wants a belly rub but when he does it to my wife he is luring her hand in for a bite.
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Bailey getting her exercise And then relaxing.
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Bailey’s tug-a-war strength has actually gotten stronger after the amputation.
The other day when we were walking the driveway a chipmunk ran across and she went after it, she was standing on the side of a steep bank digging the hole out where it went down with her one front paw. We will open the pool here soon and I am confident she will be back in it.
The other day when we were walking the driveway a chipmunk ran across and she went after it, she was standing on the side of a steep bank digging the hole out where it went down with her one front paw. We will open the pool here soon and I am confident she will be back in it.
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She can still get air with 3 legs.
Every time I sit down...they show up.
Travlr
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Beautiful dog!
Okay, educate me. What is that on the ground? Looks like light colored dirt after a field is plowed up. Keep in mind, I live in KS.
Travlr
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It's clay. Around here (Central Utah) we have exposed layers of clay mixed with layers of sandstone. Layers can vary quite a bit in depth.
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Bailey saying, “My owners are so pathetic they can’t even get an air bnb without there being cattle there.”
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Lots of great stories in this thread. I just found it.
My dog is just a big happy baffoon. When we’re going around a curve to the left, he always scooches over close to me and leans on me, especially in the side-by-side.
I love my dogs almost as much as I love my grandkids. I love my wife a lot too, but she can take care of herself really well. I was looking for a self-propelled model when we happened upon each other. She is.
We’ll, here’s the dog. Grinning like a possum eating ****.
My dog is just a big happy baffoon. When we’re going around a curve to the left, he always scooches over close to me and leans on me, especially in the side-by-side.
I love my dogs almost as much as I love my grandkids. I love my wife a lot too, but she can take care of herself really well. I was looking for a self-propelled model when we happened upon each other. She is.
We’ll, here’s the dog. Grinning like a possum eating ****.
Good looking pup! We got our first chocolate lab a year ago,she has taught us so much!
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Calves wanted to play, she was having none of it!
Jeanne - Simme Valley
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Taking a snooze.
