What Do You Do When You Lose 2 Legs?

Answer:

Use the other 2 of course!

Love this guy! Happy, healthy...completely oblivious to his handicap. But is it really a handicap if you aren't aware of it or if it doesn't have any impact on your daily activities such as sniffing, running, peeing on a tree, chewing on a slipper or just playing in the yard?



Mods...This guy's name is Duncan Lou and if he isn't another great reason for the Animals/Pets Forum then what will it take?

Peace

So cute kinda looks like the back half of him is floating haha.

Any idea what happened to the little fella to lose his legs?

Ya gotta love animals

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My answer was going to be: sit.

But this works too.

You can't beat this dog's spirit! I have some experience with amputee pets, as one of our cats is a "tripod" (missing a front limb) and she gets around great 8 years on...more active than most house cats I know. She'd been tossed from a car when a kitten and broke both humerus bones. They knitted back together at odd angles (as she had been abandoned/neglected), with one at such a bad angle it needed amputating. Glad I had the opportunity to adopt her. Nice post OP, good to see an uplifting animal video, rather than a tragic one, now and then!

IkNOwSTuff
So cute

kinda looks like the back half of him is floating haha.

Any idea what happened to the little fella to lose his legs?

Ya gotta love animals

From what I understand he was born with a degenerative disease of some sort and hadd the legs amputated at 12 weeks.

Doesn't seem to matter tho...

Peace

AfterInfinity
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My answer was going to be: sit.

But this works too.

I was gonna suggest "fall down". We had a three legged dog in the neighborhood but not a two.