The Tripawds Leg-a-cy Continues!
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.
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:
We’re smarter than you think. Don’t you agree?
Tripawd German Shepherd Wyatt gets into trouble when he eats his Dad’s shorts.
I heard Bart Simpson say that to Homer once. Mom says that me and my pops are a lot like Bart and Homer.
So the other day when my peeps left me all alone while they went out with their friends, I had some fun with my Dad’s shorts.
Heee heeee! Maybe I could start a new trend: Daisy Dukes for Dawgs!
Take that Homer, it’s YOUR turn. Eat My Shorts!
Three-legged German Shepherd Wyatt discovers the side effects of mixing Benadryl and Imodium together.
Hoppy New Years people! See how excited I am to start the year?
Well I was having a great day. Until I ate too many treats.
I mean a LOT of treats. Like a whole bag that my people left near me when they weren’t around. Hey, they were good, what could I do?
And later that day, well you probably know what happened.
What a mess!
So my people gave me this stomach helper called Imodium.
Only they didn’t know that it was going to make me verrrrry sleepy because I had this other drug called Benadryl earlier in the day (I’ve been having allergies).
And when you put Imodium and Benadryl together, they make for one very sleepy, dopey dawggie.
I’m all better now.
Head’s up people: if your dog eats a whole lotta something and he’s feeling sick, and you want to give Immodium, just be aware of the side effects for dogs OK?
Tripawds Spokesdog Wyatt Ray gets a good check up at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Community Practice Program and hits the road with his snowbird pawrents.
What a week! I went to the Colorado doctor and she told me I’m pawfect. No more conehead! No more stitches and now maybe my fur can grow back.
Then she looked at my teeth and said they’re sparkly and white!
Haha, no teeth cleaning for mmmmmeeeeee!
After my visit we left Jerry’s Acres to fly south for winter.
But winter keeps following us.
Today it looked like this in the city!
Wheeee! It’s gonna be a verrrry interesting winter!