Even dogs who have a slightly peculiar appearance are beautiful in their own special way and deserve wonderful, loving homes. Like a very unique dog who struggled because of his quirks but ultimately found the perfect home. He was born with only a partial spine and no neck. American foxhound Cooper has a hereditary condition called "short spine syndrome" that causes the vertebrae in his spine to converge and compress. According to Daily Mail, he is just one of 30 dogs in the entire world who have the condition. His owner, Elly Keegan, told the Daily Mail that "[his spine] is fused in two places - on his neck and on his rear." He must turn his entire body to look behind him because he doesn't seem to have a neck. The strange-looking dog had a challenging upbringing. He most likely originated from a puppy farm close to Halifax, Virginia, given his birth deformity. He most likely acquired his disability as a result of inbreeding in puppy mills. He was located b...