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The reaction of the dog is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

The body language of dogs says it all about what they are feeling. The dog in the video below is a clear indication that he has never seen such a beautiful puddle in his life!

Living happily with special needs

You may have noticed that the movements of the dog in the video are a bit strange. The pet, Stevie, suffers from a congenital disorder called cerebellar hypoplasia. It's a condition where the cerebellum doesn't develop properly, or becomes atrophied for some reason after birth. It can be caused by genetics or an infection in the womb, but in many cases the cause of the problem remains unknown.

Stevie and his owners are proving that even if a dog has a disease, proper care and lots of love can help it to live a full life despite its difficulties.Even in the life of a healthy dog, there can be an event that causes paralysis. It's our job, like Stevie's owners, to make sure he has the conditions he needs to live as carefree a life as possible.

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