A Dog Named Duke (2012) Direct

The clinic staff nurses Duke back to health and eventually launches a campaign to reunite the veteran with his beloved dog, helping Terry find a way back into society [22]. 2. The Short Story ( A Dog Named Duke by William D. Ellis)

Using Duke’s taut leash for support, Chuck learns to walk again, one "fence post" at a time [3, 20]. A Dog Named Duke (2012)

Charles "Chuck" Hooper is a successful sales manager who becomes partially paralyzed after a car accident [8, 20]. His dog, a Doberman Pinscher named Duke, becomes his "physiotherapist" [10, 20]. Key Moments: The clinic staff nurses Duke back to health

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