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Date Posted: 07:35:28 05/22/07 Tue
Author: Beverly
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Hind, or fore? Well, probably won't matter, all that much. Many ...
In reply to: Rex 's message, "Missing a leg to stand on?" on 23:31:54 05/21/07 Mon

(Hind, or fore? Well, probably won't matter, all that much. Many ...) quadrupeds that have light bodies manage quite well without the missing limb -- and some quads can manage reasonably well with only their hind limbs! So, except for watching out to see just how the pup lost its limb, I would just carry on 'as usual', in the raising of this tripod pup.

>Hi, seems one (of two) of my babies is missing a leg :/
>
>I looked around the nesting area and didn't find it.
>:)
>
>Has anyone had this problem before and does it cause
>the early death of the squirrel? I am afraid it will
>hurt it's stump by crawling around. I really can't do
>much about it and glueing on a squirrel size peg leg
>is probaby out of the question. :(
>
>-Rex

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Re: Hind, or fore? Well, probably won't matter, all that much. Many ... -- Rex, 13:07:10 05/22/07 Tue
- Re: Hind, or fore? Well, probably won't matter, all that much. Many ... -- Joan, 19:22:37 05/22/07 Tue
  - I agree with Joan ... and 'sides, there's really naught you can ... -- Beverly, 22:12:44 05/22/07 Tue

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>(Hind, or fore? Well, probably won't matter, all that >much. Many ...) quadrupeds that have light bodies >manage quite well without the missing limb -- and some >quads can manage reasonably well with only their hind >limbs! So, except for watching out to see just how >the pup lost its limb, I would just carry on 'as >usual', in the raising of this tripod pup. > > >>Hi, seems one (of two) of my babies is missing a leg >:/ >> >>I looked around the nesting area and didn't find it. >>:) >> >>Has anyone had this problem before and does it cause >>the early death of the squirrel? I am afraid it will >>hurt it's stump by crawling around. I really can't do >>much about it and glueing on a squirrel size peg leg >>is probaby out of the question. :( >> >>-Rex
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