Our newest Herd of Hope Addition, Angus. He’s had this gait abnormality for 3 years now. The way you see him walking in this video is his baseline. It’s incredibly puzzling and I know the first thought is to “fix” him, but right now our goal is to tend to the issues that we feel weakened him, then rebuild his strength the way he body knows how to work Strive to give him some independence back to be able to get up, walk around when he wants etc like he was. Thats what makes sense to his body for

Angus is in a bit of a mood- even his pal Sulley can't get him to play... 😮😮😮 Contrary to what a lot of people think, most dogs just don't want to play all the time... a lot of puppies, yes, but as soon as they're #teenagers, they figure out who n what they prefer 🥰👍🥰 Like humans, the majority of dogs are not what we would call #socialbutterflies... n that doesn't make them #antisocial- it makes them true to their breed n individual personality... 🤗😍🤗 Not wanting to play with everyone a