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"Lt. Dan You Got New Legs!" He was a tiny little puppy, just a few weeks old, when his breeder took him to a veterinary clinic… the issue was that he couldn’t use his back legs AT ALL! Never could, from the moment he was born. And this struggling, yet determined, paralyzed
Keepin’ Them Cozy: Home Environment Changes for Senior Dogs It is not uncommon for dogs to lose mobility as they age. From arthritis to weight gain to cardiovascular issues, there are a number of factors that may impact their ability to move. If you notice that your senior dog is struggling with
Who Rescued Who Some people think that dogs in a shelter are “broken” dogs, with bad behaviors that can’t be fixed… and that they need to get their pup from a breeder to ensure that they get a “good” dog, but our first shelter dog proved that theory dead wrong. I told
These Paws Were Made for Walking: Physical Activity for Senior Dogs As we get older and start to slow down a bit, we may be less inclined to get our bodies moving, especially if we weren’t very physically active to begin with. Our joints start to ache, we feel tired, and then
My “Furr-st” Love My first love was not the “girl next door”, or someone I randomly met at summer camp. We met each other when I was only 3 years old,and were absolutely inseparable for 16 years. No matter if I was happy or sad, neither crying or smiling… my first love
