Hedge started with hardship in life. His first owners tied him outside like a puppy, never showing warmness.
The poor puppy was scared of everyone and everything when he was finally adopted and taken home to his new family. He just hid under the table.
One night, Mason’s dog, Hedgie, wouldn’t stop barking. That’s when Mason decided to bring the dog up to his room for the night.
The next morning, when Mason went downstairs, he was shocked by what he saw.
Hedgie was a fully different dog. The two of them became indivisible friends who did everything together.
But one day Hedge started having trouble walking or eating. He was taken to a veterinarian, where he was diagnosed with megaesophagus, but leaving him was not an option for this family.
Instead, he was fed in a special chair.
In addition to his disorder, the family knew the dog was healthy and had a long life to live.
