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The Bionic Major: Bounding with health-thats Major Catastrophe the first dog in
The Bionic Major: Bounding with health-thats Major Catastrophe the first dog in Britain to be fixed with a heart pacemaker. The three-year-old labrador sailed through a medical check-up a year after his life-saving operation at Bristol Universitys Veterinary School. He was so full of life that the vets decided to slow down his new heart-beat from ninety to eighty beats per minute. Majors owner, Mrs. Vivienn Harcombe of Wellington in Somerset said. " He has fantastic energy now." Hearty.....Once-doomed Major is now brimming with energy. March 1931 P000709
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The Bionic Major - A Heartwarming Tale of Triumph and Energy
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. In this photo print, we witness the incredible story of Major Catastrophe, Britain's first dog to receive a life-saving heart pacemaker. Aptly named "The Bionic Major" this three-year-old Labrador is seen bounding with health and vitality, showcasing his remarkable recovery at Bristol University's Veterinary School. A year after his groundbreaking operation, Major underwent a medical check-up that left veterinarians astounded by his exuberance for life. So vibrant was he that they decided to slightly slow down his new heart rate from ninety beats per minute to eighty. Majors' owner, Mrs. Vivienn Harcombe of Wellington in Somerset, joyfully exclaimed how her beloved pet now possesses an abundance of fantastic energy. This heartwarming image captures the essence of resilience and hope as once-doomed Major defies all odds and embraces life with renewed vigor. His transformation serves as a testament to the power of modern medicine and the unwavering bond between humans and their furry companions. March 1931 marks a significant milestone in veterinary history when this photograph was taken—a time when technology merged seamlessly with compassion to save lives beyond human borders. The adorable canine figure depicted here not only symbolizes triumph over adversity but also reminds us that love knows no bounds—whether it be between man and animal or within our own hearts. As we gaze upon this touching snapshot from Memory Lane Prints, let us celebrate Majors' ind
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