Adorable puppy has condition that causes him to wobble when he walks

Adorable puppy has condition that causes him to wobble when he walks

This adorable footage shows a puppy with a condition that causes him to WOBBLE when he walks and runs.The dog - called chip -  is ten-week-old mix of Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Boxer, Collie, and St.

Bernard.The little pup has a condition known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia which effects the part of his brain that controls motor skills.But it doesn't hold him back and can be seen running, playing - all with his signature wobble.Owner Sadie Reid even has a special wheelchair to help Chip walk.But his first attempt at using it didn't quite go to plan as an adorable picture shows him flopping on his side with the wheelchair in toe.Biologist Sadie who lives with Chip in Maryland, USA said: ''Chip has been diagnosed with Cerebellar Hypoplasia."In short, the part of his brain for motor control and a few other things isn't quite right, but he doesn't know any different."Dogs with CH typically live normal lives, they just wobble.

Unfortunately, Chip is also completely deaf."My entire family knows Chip as 'baby shark'.

His wobbles don't slow him down, and he has a super confident and positive personality."Chip and I learn together every day, there's always new challenges but he manages to find hilarious solutions."Chip sleeps the majority of the day, so any chance to see him run just melts me.

His sweet, happy face can light up a room."

This adorable footage shows a puppy with a condition that causes him to WOBBLE when he walks and runs.The dog - called chip -  is ten-week-old mix of Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Boxer, Collie, and St.

Bernard.The little pup has a condition known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia which effects the part of his brain that controls motor skills.But it doesn't hold him back and can be seen running, playing - all with his signature wobble.Owner Sadie Reid even has a special wheelchair to help Chip walk.But his first attempt at using it didn't quite go to plan as an adorable picture shows him flopping on his side with the wheelchair in toe.Biologist Sadie who lives with Chip in Maryland, USA said: ''Chip has been diagnosed with Cerebellar Hypoplasia."In short, the part of his brain for motor control and a few other things isn't quite right, but he doesn't know any different."Dogs with CH typically live normal lives, they just wobble.

Unfortunately, Chip is also completely deaf."My entire family knows Chip as 'baby shark'.

His wobbles don't slow him down, and he has a super confident and positive personality."Chip and I learn together every day, there's always new challenges but he manages to find hilarious solutions."Chip sleeps the majority of the day, so any chance to see him run just melts me.

His sweet, happy face can light up a room."