Hot Wheels (Page 3): Looks like it works fine!

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

Looks like it works fine!

Tdearing Loc: Rockport, TX

Bless his heart, "where there's a will there is a way". Good work.

davidrb Loc: Half way there on the 45th Parallel

UTMike wrote:

Some Hogs have asked to see shots of my companion on my dog walks. Since the loss of his sister last year, Baloney has been my reason to get out. His hips cannot support his legs for long walks as he cannot make turns well. Also, his right rear leg "knuckles" (drags) so he needs protective boots to keep from tearing the tops of his paw.

All this is solved when he puts on the Hot Wheels.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.

I applaud you sir for your very sensible and humane way you have treated your pet and companion. Baloney didn't ask and you didn't need him to do so. That is a bond that non pet lovers do not appreciate. Well done!

peterjoseph

Nice pic Mike and happy the wheels are a great help.

Stash Loc: South Central Massachusetts

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Interesting!

maxlieberman Loc: 19027

Nice dog. Enjoy each other while you can.

Nalu Loc: Southern Arizona

But he looks happy and I am sure both you and Baloney love your time together. I don't know how anybody gets along without dogs.

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

What a cute puppy! Please give him an ear scratch or two from me. How long did it take him to learn to use that rig?

AirWalter Loc: Tipp City, Ohio

UTMike wrote:

Some Hogs have asked to see shots of my companion on my dog walks. Since the loss of his sister last year, Baloney has been my reason to get out. His hips cannot support his legs for long walks as he cannot make turns well. Also, his right rear leg "knuckles" (drags) so he needs protective boots to keep from tearing the tops of his paw.

All this is solved when he puts on the Hot Wheels.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Hi Mike, I have a question about Baloney. Was he like that when you got him, and where did you get him? What little bit I know about you I could see you rescuing him from some organization and helping him with his life to make it easier for him. I may be wrong about that but I know you have a big heart for animals, and the one that you lost not to long ago. Anyway you got Baloney you are doing a great service helping him with his condition and the love you have for him is wonderful. God bless you Mike and God bless your companion, Baloney.

Baloney must be a strong little guy that refuses to give up, bless his heart.

arperry Loc: Miami/Florida

These photos and your story Baloney is so heartwarming. Thank you for sharing it. Please give him an abundance of warm hugs from Miami.

randave2001 Loc: Richmond

Love it Mike. My little guy sees hope for his future!

Jimmy T Loc: Virginia

It warms my heart to see you are keeping up a high quality of life for your beloved friend.
That my friends makes me . . . .
Smile,
JimmyT Sends
Bravo Zulu

MosheR Loc: New York City

UTMike wrote:

Some Hogs have asked to see shots of my companion on my dog walks. Since the loss of his sister last year, Baloney has been my reason to get out. His hips cannot support his legs for long walks as he cannot make turns well. Also, his right rear leg "knuckles" (drags) so he needs protective boots to keep from tearing the tops of his paw.

All this is solved when he puts on the Hot Wheels.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Mike, your charming photos show that very often a man is a dog's best friend.

Blaster34 Loc: Florida Treasure Coast

UTMike wrote:

Some Hogs have asked to see shots of my companion on my dog walks. Since the loss of his sister last year, Baloney has been my reason to get out. His hips cannot support his legs for long walks as he cannot make turns well. Also, his right rear leg "knuckles" (drags) so he needs protective boots to keep from tearing the tops of his paw.

All this is solved when he puts on the Hot Wheels.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Truly, man's best friend...