Back in February, Cooper’s owners came home to find him hiding under the bed and unwilling to come out. This was very abnormal behavior for Cooper. When he finally emerged, he was showing signs of lameness.

After and examination by Dr. Jarboe, and MRI was performed which revealed disc extrusion causing mild to moderate external cord compression and mild internal cord injury. Cooper went straight to surgery. Just one day later, he was doing well and resting at home!

Copper continues to improve and looked fantastic at his 6-week recheck. No more hiding under the bed for this cutie!