 | Home:Oakton, VA | [I have a diary!] | Age: 9 Years Sex: Male Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Leave a bone for Zeus

Nicknames: Hammy, BooBoo, Dorito feet

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 Quick Bio:
 Likes: Toys, Fruits, Shrek, hot laundry, heater, Sun Tanning, sleeping w/pillow and blanket, other dogs, especially Max, Homer, Goldie

Pet-Peeves: Vacume Cleaner, Doorbell, Car Rides

Favorite Toy: Kong

Favorite Food: Eukanuba, Chicken rawhide, trader joe's peanut butter cookies..yummy!

Favorite Walk: Reston Dog Park

Best Tricks: Listening

Arrival Story: I was born in Christiansburg, VA when my Dad was going school @ VTech. I'm living w/my Dad and his gf and I think she is obsessed with me. She keep asking me to call her MOM but my Dad thinks she's crazy. But what can I say I'm so lovable. Nothing wrong w/that...

Bio: Zeus is one of a kind...he's so sweet, affectionate, smart, friendly, especially with other dogs. Please add him as a friend, he'll love to meet you!

Forums Motto: badrap.org, pbrc.net, ourpitbulls.com

The Groups I'm In:
pitbull room

I've Been On Dogster Since:
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More than 5 years! |

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id: 90173

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August 16th 2005 1:15 pm
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I had a torn ligament on my left knee and I need a surgery.
TIBIAL PLATEAU LEVELING OSTEOTOMY (TPLO):
This procedure uses a fresh approach to the biomechanics of the knee joint and is meant to address the lack of success seen with the above two techniques long term in larger dogs. With this surgery the tibia is cut and rotated in such a way that the natural weight-bearing of the dog actually stabilizes the knee joint. As before the knee joint still must be opened and damaged meniscus removed.
The cruciate remnants may or may not be removed depending on the degree of damage.
This surgery is complex and involves special training in this specific technique. Many radiographs are necessary to calculate the angle of the osteotomy (the cut in the tibia). At this time the TPLO is felt to be the best way to repair a cruciate rupture regardless of the size of the dog and is probably the only procedure to be considered for dogs over 50lbs. This surgery typically costs twice as much as the extracapsular method. 
March 24th 2005 12:02 pm
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I'm starting to smell like Doritos again...Time for a bath. I hope I get one this weekend. 
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