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Jman 05-23-2013 05:38 AM

Dog lovers, check this out. Amazing story
 
Some humans can be very cruel to animals, like the previous owner of this beautiful dog whom i'd gladly let freeze alive.... But on the other hand we have some compassionate caring humans that are ready to do anything for an animal in need and that's the story of Naki'o

Meet Robomutt... The World's First Bionic Dog

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/...24_634x430.jpg

A dog who had all four of his paws amputated when he was just a puppy is going walkies once again, thanks to a brand new set of bionic legs.
Naki'o (a Red Heeler cattle dog) is the world's first dog to be fitted with a complete set of four prosthetic paws, according to incrediblefeatures.com. Naki'o was barely 5 weeks old when he and his brothers and sisters were abandoned by a family fleeing their foreclosed home. Having barely survived the Nebraskan winter, all four of the dog's paws were deformed into rounded stumps after being stuck in an icy puddle. Noki'o suffered such severe frostbite that he was left with just stumps to move about on. His future was looking grim until veterinary surgeon Christie Tomlinson, who was looking for a playmate for her Golden Retriever, saw him at a Colorado rescue centre.

Full story : http://www.belladogmagazine.com/heal...osthetic-paws-

Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z_LZWk34xI

Dog looks finally happy, now THIS is a great investment in technologie :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

just a punk 05-23-2013 05:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Jman (Post 19636992)
Dog looks finally happy, now THIS is a great investment in technologie :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

:thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

bronco67 05-23-2013 06:15 AM

There's a dog in my neighborhood missing a leg, and I can see him coming a half mile away because of his hopping. He doesn't feel sorry for himself about his missing leg, because he's incapable of it. He just knows he needs to get somewhere so he hops.

This is what I love about dogs.

ajrocks 05-23-2013 10:03 AM

It is terrible what people do to animals. I just adopted a poor little dog that spent 8 years in a cage at a puppy mill. During that time her eye was dislodged and left hanging from her face. If I could find the puppy mill she came from I would personally go pull one of their eyes out.

Shes a very sweet dog even after being tortured by humans.

2013 05-23-2013 10:29 AM

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/...3_1460901i.jpg

_Richard_ 05-23-2013 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by ajrocks (Post 19637320)
It is terrible what people do to animals. I just adopted a poor little dog that spent 8 years in a cage at a puppy mill. During that time her eye was dislodged and left hanging from her face. If I could find the puppy mill she came from I would personally go pull one of their eyes out.

Shes a very sweet dog even after being tortured by humans.

need some back up, lemme know.

Choopa_Pardo 05-23-2013 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 19637034)
There's a dog in my neighborhood missing a leg, and I can see him coming a half mile away because of his hopping. He doesn't feel sorry for himself about his missing leg, because he's incapable of it. He just knows he needs to get somewhere so he hops.

This is what I love about dogs.

a guy on my block has a dog missing one of his rear legs. H's such a happy little guy, despite losing a leg after being hit by a car.

I would hug robofoot pup.

Spunky 05-23-2013 10:31 AM

Amazing how they just adapt to their disabilities

bronco67 05-23-2013 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Spunky (Post 19637367)
Amazing how they just adapt to their disabilities

I read that dogs only think in the moment, so they can't really contemplate things like "why is my leg missing?" or "why are my nuts gone."

A dog doesn't even know he ever had nuts in the first place. They get a lot of credit for being smart -- and supposedly an intelligent dog can be as smart as a human 2 year old -- but I don't think they're self aware. Part of what makes them so lovable.

Jman 05-23-2013 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ajrocks (Post 19637320)
It is terrible what people do to animals. I just adopted a poor little dog that spent 8 years in a cage at a puppy mill. During that time her eye was dislodged and left hanging from her face. If I could find the puppy mill she came from I would personally go pull one of their eyes out.

Shes a very sweet dog even after being tortured by humans.

Montreal ain't to far from TO, if you ever find it let me know :disgust


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