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Jupiter is a 1.5 year old male harlequin (black and white) Great Dane. He was surrendered from a home neglecting him in Iowa in March of 2020. He came in all skin and bones. Rescue knew he had Wobblers after seeing him walk. He was then diagnosed with Wobblers Syndrome and had a major corrective neck surgery in May and is here recovering from that with me. He receives treadmill water therapy 1-2 times weekly at his Veterinarian office. The Wobblers Syndrome makes him walk like a drunken sailor and will be his handicap for the rest of his life. He will be adoptable after he is cleared by his Vet. He is approx 120#. He is 33" from foot to shoulder and approx 40" from foot to top of his head. Jupiter is a goofy, happy, lovable guy who deserves nothing but the best life. Often Wobblers Syndrome shortens their lifespan. I will several photos and a short video of him walking as I am unable to show a picture of his disability. He no longer requires me holding his back end with a harness when he walks.

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Jupiter is a 1.5 year old male harlequin (black and white) Great Dane. He was surrendered from a home neglecting him in Iowa in March of 2020. He came in all skin and bones. Rescue knew he had Wobblers after seeing him walk. He was then diagnosed with Wobblers Syndrome and had a major corrective neck surgery in May and is here recovering from that with me. He receives treadmill water therapy 1-2 times weekly at his Veterinarian office. The Wobblers Syndrome makes him walk like a drunken sailor and will be his handicap for the rest of his life. He will be adoptable after he is cleared by his Vet. He is approx 120#. He is 33" from foot to shoulder and approx 40" from foot to top of his head. Jupiter is a goofy, happy, lovable guy who deserves nothing but the best life. Often Wobblers Syndrome shortens their lifespan. I will several photos and a short video of him walking as I am unable to show a picture of his disability. He no longer requires me holding his back end with a harness when he walks.