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German Shepherd Puppy With Swimmer’s Syndrome Teaches Herself To Run Comeback Kids

German Shepherd Puppy With Swimmer’s Syndrome Teaches Herself To Run Comeback Kids

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German Shepherd Puppy With Swimmer’s Syndrome Teaches Herself To Run Comeback Kids This was 4 yrs ago, so by now a lot of the kids who were teens are starting to catch up with Maggie who was already around 20 mentally, socially, etc. She even had to make herself think like a teen when she ran away, sort of, Now what do teens do when they dont get their way Oh yeah, they run away. So she took Starfish and left for an hour. Clearly her heart wasnt in it, but there you go, thats her being a teen. Really cute. Starfish is so special and belongs with her special family. Her story is pure inspiration.
Date: 2024-03-26

Comments and reviews: 34


There is a strap for swimmers syndrome to help hold the back legs together about 4 inches apart depending on the size of the dog but it keeps the legs underneath them so they can build those muscles up. I have seen people make them with velcro or even medical or duct tape with bands on each end of a 4 or 5 inch strap(whatever size you need the back legs to be from one another) to slide onto each leg
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My cat had something similar, a neurological problem, we never found out what it was exactly but her back legs were shaking non stop and she couldnt walk properly. The vet told us she wouldnt make it past a month. She was very skinny and frail. She made it to almost 12 years and managed to walk normally after one year only! So happy I could give her a life she deserved instead of giving up.
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next time i have doubts about if i can swim the full length of my swimming pool ill think about starfish. ive just been upgraded from the lowest set swimming to highest, i have skipped all the other levels and its gotten me nervous, thank you starfish, i will now think about you whenever i go swimming.
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Ok i may be wrong but that dog is way too skinny at the end of the video, he's thin and you can see his bones. he's very active so you need togive him lots of food, plus a German shepherd found weigh 100 pounds, so about the size of an 11 year old
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Wow Animal Rescue goes straight to failing organs and euthanasia. I always thought animal control were the good guys and I've been hearing just horror stories lately about animal control. Shame on them but Maggie and her family are amazing!
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How could these people who work with animals everyday not know it was Swimmer’s Syndrome And that being the case, there’s always hope Regardless, there’s always hope with every malady.
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I got the book and then found this video and i can realate so much but mine was a chicken my chicken needed physical therapy to and then he could walk but then he died i love this story
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My friend had a cat with swimmers syndrome but sadly he had to go to some one else because he kept peeing on the floor but he went to some one with other special needs cats
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What an inspirational girl. You are going to do great things in life. These parents allowing their child to have this experience can teach her so many life lessons.
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Thank you for sharing that story about starfish. Thanks to Maggie and her family for all their encouraging help to get her to walk again! Beautiful story!
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Maggie - thank you for being you! What a beautiful loving mature young woman you are. Starfish and you are both amazing!
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Starfish! Can her name be any cuter! What an amazing young lady Maggie is! She is so respectful and responsible
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over here stressing abt how close they were to taking this dogs life away when she was clearly so eager to live
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Maggie your an angel. And because of you I remember there are amazing ppl in this world xox thank you
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I love animals. I also love stories about animals overcoming obstacles. The message is NEVER GIVE UP!
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I love this! It’s a reminder, we don’t give up on people and we shouldn’t give up on dogs either.
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I would never be able to foster anything.
I would probably end up with 90% of the things I fostered,

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I got the starfish book and its so nice to see her walk in a video and not just imagine it!
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Way to go Maggie, you should be really proud of yourself and starfish, that was and is TEAMWORK.
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What an awesome family, showing love, dedication towards this dog. Good people.
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Too bad there are still idiots out there who think dogs should wear clothes
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Can we all agree that this girl is the best human being! I mean human
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I read the book about starfish and I knew I had to watch this video
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No, that’s not the same dogcan’t bethat’s amazingreally!
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If Ihad children, I would want my child to be like this little girl.
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This is what happens when good people raise their babies well.
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Why didn’t you include the hip surgery or is that just in the book
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I read the book. It was heartwarming to see her start running!
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Good job mom and dad. What an amazing thing for a kid to do.
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An amazing young woman and a very determined pup. You guys rock!
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Parents listen to your very bright and amazing children
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Credits to maggies parents for raising an amazing daughter
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We have a book about Starfish!
I’m so proud of her!

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Thank you to the vet for not immediately euthanizing her.
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