Copper, a two-year-old dog, is thought to be one of just 30 canines in the world with the mysterious short spine ailment. Due to the lack of a neck, Copper looks to be more of an animation than a real dog.
The dog’s head is pressed straight into the body as a result of this disease, and he is unable to move his head but can stare straight ahead. Copper has difficulty walking on straight surfaces as well, although he is generally an ordinary dog.
Copper is alluring in his own peculiar way, especially when he grins, despite his unusual looks. It’s possible that’s why this couple picked him when they came to the shelter.
Copper is a cheerful dog, despite walking difficulties and a bone deformity, according to the owners. Copper was in horrible health when he arrived at the shelter, and few thought he’d make it.
Regardless, the shelter workers devised a plan to bring him back to life through mystical techniques. Copper is a gregarious dog that draws a lot of attention everywhere he goes.
