It Looks Like He’s Just Taking His Dog For A Walk, But When You Look Closely…OMG!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 110

Dogs are family – and we all know that as dog owners. But what happens if your dog is left unable to move one day – are you just going to abandon it? We should all learn from Craig, who tried to ease his best friend’s pain by being there for him till the very end.

A man named Craig and his dog Loois are shown enjoying their daily walk. What you didn’t know is that Loois is paraplegic, in which his legs and lower body are both left permanently paralyzed due to an unfortunate incident. Instead of abandoning him, Craig decided to invent a useful hip pad to ease Loois’s movements – which only costs $35 to make

Alright, the thing is, this guy has the coolest dog, named Loois. Loois is a pit bull who obviously is the light of Craig’s life because he brings so much sunshine into it. However, there is something else that you need to know.

A while back, Loois had to go through a surgical procedure and during the operation, things took a turn for the worse. The nice doggie became a paraplegic, but Craig just isn’t the sort of person who gives up on a pet that he adores so much. So, he decided to get a little creative!

When you listen to him describing the love that he has for Loois and the good times they’ve spent with one another, it’s easy to tell that he doesn’t have one single regret at all for adopting Loois and keeping him, even after his unfortunate accident.

As a matter of fact, it’s as though Loois provides Craig with some extraordinary inner strength. When it comes to Loois’s handicap, any other solution would have cost him over $200, but this clever fellow has come up with a device that cost a mere $35. That’s a pretty good deal!

Check out the video below!

I truly salute these two – what a pair they make!

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110 thoughts on “It Looks Like He’s Just Taking His Dog For A Walk, But When You Look Closely…OMG!”

  9. Heather Dow

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    This is a beautiful thing. Just because a dog is injured, doesn’t mean he’s not a great dog. I rescued both of my dogs (one from the SPCA and one from the park tied to a tree). Both of my dogs had broken legs when I got them. Now both of my dogs are happy and healthy. My bank account is drained but they have both saved my life at some point both literally and figuratively. They are not broken dogs. They are part of a broken system.

  10. Denise Langenburg

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    Great job fellow I think you both need each other and you’re doing a great job with your dog you did surgery and everything with him and still helping him out and he still walking with the harness you help them and exercise I think you are fantastic guy and that dog loves you very much good job

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