
This little pup was born with no front legs, so it's a good thing David Turnbill thought to fit the girl with a prosthetic that uses model airplaine wheels and makeshift shoulder joints so she can get around! (Thanks, Brandon!)
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This little pup was born with no front legs, so it's a good thing David Turnbill thought to fit the girl with a prosthetic that uses model airplaine wheels and makeshift shoulder joints so she can get around! (Thanks, Brandon!)
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much less creepy than the alternative:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qLXHvBFG-CI
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I can't tell if you're referring to the bipedal dog or Montel. =]
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As a once total technophile, I think I like the somewhat-creepy alternative better. Just shows what can be accomplished with a little willpower. I guess it's love either way, but, as I'm learning, technology isn't always the best solution, just the oft-easiest, logical, and least-overlooked.
That said, this design is sweet with the springs and stuff. Wonder how it'll work on gravel. ;)
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