Maggie’s Opinion – Life with a tri-pug

One thing about pugs- they are usually always hungry, and they will usually eat just about anything.

So there is another unique thing about Maggie the tri-pug. She has always been a bit more picky about food than any pug I have met. And now, with her new issues she had become picky to the point of loosing weight. Now I know that there have been some stomach issues in the last couple of months. She is eating OK now, but still refuses some of her favorites.

This video shows Mag and her sis Tani in true pug form. Waiting patiently for lunch (a hold over from the chemo days when she had to have pills, and now sometimes one of the main meals she will eat), and for ‘School’, where my dad has them do a few tricks for additional snacks. You will see school is a little loose, and Tani anticipates which tricks she is supposed to do.

Author: krun15

Maggie was a little black pug born in 1999. On September 7, 2006 she lost her left rear leg to a mast cell tumor. Because of lymph node involvement Maggie went through a 6 month chemo regimen. She was given 6 to 9 months after her amp, but she beat mast cell cancer! In the winter of 2010 things started to slide; in the course of about 2 months she had 2 MCTs removed, was diagnosed with incontinence and kidney failure, and then the big blow- oral melanoma. She lived her carefree tri-pug life until she crossed over on June 2, 2010. View all posts by krun15

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