Dandy-Aging gracefully at 6

In October of 2009, Dandy lost complete mobility due to a disc herniation, a life-threatening condition that required immediate surgery. She suffered IVDD, intervertebral disk disease, commonly known to afflict the dachshund breed. Thanks to the crew at the Center for Veterinary Specialty Care in Carrollton, Dandy escaped death (or sure paralysis) and got back on the road to recovery, eventually regaining mobility in her back legs. While she is not as graceful as she was in her youth, Dandy celebrates her 6th birthday this week (January 27th to be exact), oblivious of her narrow brush with death and behaving as if the world owes her a buffet.

Dandy's New Home on the Web

More Dandy lovin' at http://www.epicureasian.com

A Guide to Puppy Raising

An invaluable resource while the humans were raising Dandy! A must-read!

How to Raise a Puppy You Can Live With by Clarice Rutherford, David H. Neil
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No More Breeder Pups Says Dandy's Mom

Dandy will be the first and last puppy from a breeder in THIS house!

Why? Visit www.prisonersofgreed.org.

More Dandy Love

For more Dandy-shots visit Dandy's home on the web at puppies.wolfextreme.com.