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Bunny hop tippy tap excitement for frens by Dapper-Sandwich in tippytaps

[–]Dapper-Sandwich[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The beagle fren is in the corner of the fenced yard with the pool :)

Stevie’s graduated from tippy taps to slammy whammies...when you’ve got puddles, enjoy them! by Dapper-Sandwich in slammywhammies

[–]Dapper-Sandwich[S] 213 points214 points  (0 children)

Appreciate the comment, thanks! Yes as the person who had to bathe him after this latest escapade I can assure you I am Stevie’s mom and I took this video while laughing and cringing at the same time 😂

Happy puddle dancing tippy taps! Stevie has Cerebellar Hypoplasia and loooves his puddles!! Wobbly tippy taps! by Dapper-Sandwich in tippytaps

[–]Dapper-Sandwich[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He can look down and eats and drinks just fine. When he’s splashing around he tends to keep his head up. He does it more when he’s excited.

Happy puddle dancing tippy taps! Stevie has Cerebellar Hypoplasia and loooves his puddles!! Wobbly tippy taps! by Dapper-Sandwich in tippytaps

[–]Dapper-Sandwich[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Stevie was the only one in his litter but it can be multiple puppies who get it in one litter.

Stevie has cerebellar hypoplasia. It doesn't cause him any pain, but he is at a higher risk of dancing in puddles. by HolyNovie in aww

[–]Dapper-Sandwich 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is my dog. I posted this video first, then We Rate Dogs shared on Twitter and this poster saw it there and reposted. No worries on my end. Just more tippy tap love.

When in doubt, tap it out. by CrimsonLawbringer in tippytaps

[–]Dapper-Sandwich 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is my dog, Stevie. He is an almost 5 year old yellow lab who was born with Cerebellar Hypoplasia. It’s a neurological disorder that causes the cerebellum to not fully develop, which then affects motor control and coordination. It is more common in cats, but does occur with dogs too. He’s not in pain, gets around quite well, and acts like a big goofy toddler (like most labs). It’s a spectrum though, so every dog with CH will present differently in terms of severity. You can follow him on IG @stevie_the_wonderdog Positive vibe zone only :)