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We've posted about Tripod  before -- the three-legged dog rescued as a pup by Herb and Arlene Zimmer of San Pedro.

I heard from Arlene today explaining that they were surprised to see Lilla, who belongs to their good friends in Sydney, Australia, and was featured as the "South Bay Pet of the Week" on the Daily Breeze's South Bay Pet Talk page a few weeks back (with a special mention of Tripod in the article, by the way).

The Zimmers, of course, showed the article about their friends' 11-year-old West Highland Terrier to Tripod:

 "Tripod really enjoyed seeing Lilla's picture, but she had a hard time reading the article, even after we enlarged it for her," Arlene wrote. "Dad (that would be Herb) had to read it to her."

You can meet the charming Tripod in person by stopping by Priority One Printing, 350 W. Fifth St., San Pedro, where she accompanies Priority owner Herb to work every day and has long been the shop mascot.

And check out the Pet Talk page that runs each Tuesday on the back of the A section in the Daily Breeze. You can submit photos and a short blurb of your pet to be selected as Pet of the Week. Mail it to the Daily Breeze, South Bay Tower, Attn. South Bay Pet Talk, 21250 Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 170, Torrance, CA 90503 -- or simply email it to phillip.lawrence@dailybreeze.com.

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Cowboy and Tess met Tripod this morning, the three-legged dog rescued by San Pedro businessman Herb Zimmer several years ago.

Tripod was a puppy when Zimmer came upon her being teased by a group of kids in Banning Park in Wilmington. He and his wife, Arlene, have long been active in community causes -- and they have a special heart for animals.

Tripod is something of a mascot at Herb's business, Priority One Printing at 350 W. Fifth St. in San Pedro, accompanying his master to work every day.

After I'd picked up some information I needed for a story early this morning at Herb's shop, I snapped these pictures of Tripod as I left. Cowboy and Tess got to come inside and the three got along pretty well -- except when Tripod tried to come on to Cowboy, that is. Cowboy found Tripod quite fetching as well, but it all brought out the snippiness in Tess, who considers Cowboy to be "her" guy, after all.

Stop in and say hi to Tripod if you need some printing work done -- or even if you don't. She's a very special pooch.