Update on Maggie

That's great news and such a relief to you, I know! Maggie is probably relieved that she's feeling better, too, and I can picture that happy roll in the grass. I know you don't want to get your hopes up but keep thinking those positive thoughts. They help both you and Maggie. I'll be sending a whole BUNCH of them your way all day today! Hopefully, like with my little dog, whatever it was is over for good.

I unfortunately didn't know previously about the condition of your dog but it is beautiful that she has gotten better. It is very fortunate that she has someone who cares for her so deeply especially when she needed that person the most. Good luck with everything.

Awww--I'm so happy to hear Maggie's doing better and sounds to me like she's her old self again. I'll still keep her in my thoughts and prayers and she's probably loving every minute of all the extra attention she's getting

That's great! I'm sure that you must feel better with her having a good day. I honestly hopes she continues to do well for you, and you are able to enjoy her for many years to come!

That's great news Kitty, I'm so happy for you. I forgot to tell you about a friend of mines little dachshund dog. He jumped off a really high bed one day and hardly moved for the rest of the day. We took him to the vet and the vet said he would need an operation that would cost thousands of dollars. We took him back home thinking he would have to be put to sleep. He was 13 years old at the time. We babied him and my friend even shed a tear thinking we would have to take him for the needle the next day. The next day he was up and about as if nothing ever happened. It was so weird. That little weeny dog lived for at least another 2 years, jumped out a window three times higher than the bed since then and crossed a main highway on a busy Sunday afternoon with out a scratch since that episode. Oh and, he also lived through getting too close to the back end of a porcupine. I thought the porcupine quills were going to for sure be the end of him. I haven't seen or heard about him about 4 years but I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't still alive.

I am pleased to hear your precious pooch is doing better. I know it is hard on you to think of her moving back to your Dad, but when it happens at least you will know where she went. We lost a beloved dog last year and we cried and cried, but we couldn't see him suffering so much for very much longer. We were glad to have been his people. Thanks for the update.

I didn't know previously about the condition of your dog, either. However, I'm glad to know she's doing a lot better. I have both a dog and a horse and I feel the same way about my animals. Kathy.