Remember the couple that had purchased a dog wheelchair from an online auction site because it was a “good deal” ? Well; good news; they were able to return the chair and ended up purchasing a Ruff Rollin’ Dog Wheelchair. We were very humbled that she would go to the trouble of returning the chair (the company was very professional about accepting the return), and come back to us for a new wheelchair even though it was more expensive than the first dog wheelchair she purchased. I know, quite a mouthful. To make a long story kinda short, we fitted Cash to his new dog wheels in a Montana blizzard, and away he went! I had to run down the street with him to even get a glimpse of the fit. It was fantastic! If you have never seen a dog on wheels, this one is worth checking out. Just so happens we have a video of Cash on the website. Check it out. So what’s my point to all this? You get what you pay for. Spend a little extra money on your dog’s wheelchair; he or she will appreciate it.
Mom & dad will be looking for an adoptive family for me. They have tried their darndest to keep up with me but life has other plans right now. They’re not going to pick just anyone… this is going to be a long, hard road for them. If you know of a family with the time, patience & experience with a “special” dog,… please contact them. ::sniff::
If you or anyone would like to learn more about Meyer, you can go to their facebook page, facebook.com/weineronwheels
In the meantime, I will find out some more information for you all, and keep you all updated!
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