Maggie’s 5th Month Ampuversary walk

Just got this video loaded – it was from Saturday, March 20th, Maggie’s 5th month ampuversary!

Love that dog!  Yes, I do!  Soooooo happy she’s still here with me!

Tracy

Author: maggie

Maggie was diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma on her left knee. She had amputation done on October 20, 2009. Four days after surgery she had a low grade fever and was off her food for two weeks! Trying times.. I am grateful and so pleased with how she is progressing now.

10 thoughts on “Maggie’s 5th Month Ampuversary walk”

  1. Ohhhhh Maggggggggie! That looks like so much fun! Dang I miss the snow. All I have is dirt and sand here.

    Hoppy anniversary girl, you are really, really talented. I hope some day we can get together and chew every stick in the forest.

  2. Oh Wyatt!!! I think it would be cool if we could go for a romp in the woods together! I think I’d reaaaaalllly like you. You being a GSD AND a boydog 😉 Me likes boydogs! 🙂

    Maggie

  3. Thanks for the ampuversary performance! You are adorable Maggie! We are with your mom, we are very happy you are still here for us to enjoy!

    XOXO
    Dillon and Rhys

  4. I love the crunching snow sounds. I think on March 20th I was wearing shorts…

    I see your Mag has that hearing loss problem that my Mag has- but she seems to always hear ‘treat’!

    Karen and the pug girls

  6. Karen – See! I told you about that “contrary” part earlier, huh!?! Shines thru in this video! 🙂 That’s OK….I love that dog! And oh yeah, if she knows I have treats on me, she will “work” me for them! She’s crazy for sticks on that trail! But I LOVE to see her like that…feelin’ good!!!!!

    Thanks Kami, Mackenzie, Dillon & Rhys! Maggie is a very special girl to me!

    Tracy

  7. Hey Maggie!

    Watch out for those spins with your ears! You might take off like a helicopter! Then you’d be a flying dairy cow! MOOOOO!

    -the Comster

  8. Hi Tracy

    Josie was never really “down” except for one day….She didnt walk on her leg the night that I found the lump on her wrist and then part of the next day. Once I got her to the vet and got her on pain meds, she was better….We went to Madison right away and had the surgery scheduled for the following week.

    I am so thankful that she has sprung back so fast! One thing I think that may make a difference is that she had her front leg amputated….not her rear as in Maggie’s case. And by all means, she is not sprinting through the park like she used to…it is a slow meandering walk…but I am thankful for anything we get!

    Best of luck to you….keep up the good work Maggie…you are an inspiration to many!!!!

    peace….Mia, Gully and Josie…the Greatest Dane

  9. Yikes! Maggie,

    I just realized that it has been a long time since I posted on your blog. You look like you are doing terrific! Keep having lots of fun!
    Opie
    PS did I remember to thank you for that pawesome trachea you sent to me with Barney? It was deeeelishus!

  10. Hey there Opie!
    nice to hear from you!! I am so glad you enjoyed the trachea I sent to the “other” Great White North Country! 😉
    Keep in touch!
    Maggie

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