My Thoughts – Page 4 – Way To Go Wyatt

Workin’ Dawg

Three-legged amputee spokesdog Wyatt Ray prepares for Blog Paws 2014 by training at the New Braunfels Farmer’s Market.

Dang, there’s been no chillin’ and relaxin lately, I got lots of work to do to get ready for another #BlogPaws pawty!

Every week we go to the market, and I have to try to be nice and not try to regulate everyone. It’s hard, but I do my best. See these pix? They were taken on my new collar camera that I won from the #RecipeForMoments campaign. Pretty kewl dontcha think?

Here I come peoples

Mmmm. What’s that?

What? You say you have a German Shepherd who needs training?
I’m your dawg!

I’m pooped. Can we go home now?

I think I’m doing good. Four farmers markets later, I’ll be ready for Blog Paws, just wait!

Pals

German Shepherd Wyatt gets into a confined space with Leo the Golden Retriever and behaves like a well-trained, friendly dog.

My people never thought they’d see the day when I shared my truck with another dog, especially a dog like Leo the ~~terrorist~~ Golden Retriever.

But these days, anything is pawsible. Life is good.

The Poopy Dance

Tripawd German Shepherd Wyatt Ray shows how three-legged dogs go potty after limb amputation.

Why do you think it is that one of the first questions people ask when their dog or cat is going to lose a leg is,

How is my dog / cat going to poop?

Well, lemme tell you folks, we got it all figured out. Here’s how:

FOR MATURE EYES ONLY

We’re smarter than you think. Don’t you agree?

Conehead

Tripawd Wyatt Ray documents his recovery from gastropexy surgery.

Stop calling me that will ya?

’cause I got me some Jill JuJu and I’m feeling better!

and this Tuesday, I get rid of these!

and then you can’t call me conehead anymore!

Hoppy Ampuversary to Meeeeeee

Three legged German Shepherd Wyatt Ray celebrates four years as a tripod dog.

Technically my Ampuversary Celebration is two days late but I’ll forgive my Momma for that ’cause I know she is BUSY (unlike my homegirl Codie whose Momma who had time to post about HER ampuversary!). So celebrate with me will ya? I’ve been a Tripawd for four years now!

For those of you who’ve never seen how freekin adorable I was when I came along to live with my people, here you go. I was only 9 months old here:

Some people think that Tripawds are “handicapped” or “special needs” but I’m here to tell you that’s all a bunch of bunk. I can do anything a quad pawd can do, and with much more style don’t you? Hah!

Hoppy Ampuversary to meeeeee.