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Stevie the Great Dane
CEO of uncoordinated limbs
Actively running this place into the ground
In memory of Moose the Legend 🩷🕊️
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19/08/2026

This is why we can’t have nice things: Couch Edition (Now with Custom Ventilation) 🛋️💨

30/07/2026

An Update on Our Boy’s Passing: Mom’s theory about what happened and spreading awareness 🩷🫶🏼

It has been about 10 months since we tragically lost our beloved boy, and the pain of his sudden passing after a critical emergency stay is still very real. Because so many of you loved him and followed his journey, I want to share a conclusion I have finally pieced together. While I cannot medically prove it, this theory perfectly connects every single piece of his final puzzle—and my hope is that it might protect another dog in the future.

In his final 24 hours, his jaw suddenly locked shut, and an emergency CAT scan revealed a massive, severe infection in both of his salivary glands. At the time, it was described as a rare "double salivary infection." Tragically, his body collapsed under the immense physical stress right after the procedure.

But for months before that crisis, I noticed him slowing down. His legs were moving with a "funny," stiff walk. He also tested positive for Lyme disease at the time of his illness.

My theory is that the Lyme disease was never a coincidence—it was the root cause of everything.
Lyme disease doesn’t just attack joints; it can aggressively inflame a dog's muscles. I believe the Lyme bacteria were silently affecting his leg muscles for months, causing that unusual walk. Eventually, that inflammation violently targeted his chewing muscles, locking his jaw shut. The swelling was so massive that it spilled over into his neighboring salivary glands, mimicking a severe double infection on the scan. Because his body was fighting an exhausting, multi-system war against this hidden inflammation, his heart simply could not withstand the general anesthesia required for the emergency scan.

What I want you to take away from his story:
Trust your instincts. If your dog shows a slow decline, a stiff or "funny" walk, or any signs of muscle weakness, please advocate for comprehensive tick-borne disease screening immediately. Tick-borne illnesses are masters of disguise. They can mimic severe muscular diseases, and if left undetected, can cause sudden, catastrophic crises.

I did everything in my power to be the best mom, and I truly believe my intuition about his muscles was right all along. Thank you all for loving him. He was one of a kind, and his legacy lives on. 🐾💔

26/07/2026

Someone decided to remain calm so I could do the prettiest girl photo shoot today. Congratulations Stevie for 5 minutes of calm. Then THIS happened. (See last photo) 🙄🩷 love to you all

19/07/2026

Today you would have been eight years old.

Eight.

You should be here, begging for snacks, barking at absolutely nothing, stealing my spot on the couch, and making everyone laugh with your goofy personality. You didn’t get to live the long life you deserved, and that will never feel fair.

You loved life with everything you had. Every car ride, every adventure, every belly rub— you made the most of every single day.

I still catch myself, wondering what you’d be doing today. Probably demanding a birthday steak, and somehow convincing everyone that you deserve a second.

Instead, I have to celebrate you from here while you celebrate somewhere I can’t see.

I truly believe God had other plans for you. If Heaven needed a comedian, they definitely picked the right dog. I can just picture you organizing the squirrels, stealing everyone’s tennis balls, convincing the angels that snack time should be every 15 minutes, and making Heaven laugh the way you made all of us laugh.

Thank you for giving us the best years. Thank you for making millions of people smile. Thank you for teaching me that a dog’s love can change a person‘s life forever.

Happy 8th birthday, Moosie.

I miss you more than words will ever be able to say.

Save me a spot…and don’t let anyone else have my seat. Until we meet again someday.

Love Mom 🩷

12/07/2026

The subtle art of passive aggressive parenting 😭😂

26/06/2026

In case you’re having a bad day. I have a female Great Dane in heat. You’re welcome.

23/06/2026

This day my heart was full.

Not because anything extraordinary had happened.

Not because life was perfect.

Just because he was there.

It’s funny how dogs do that.

They don’t solve our problems.
They don’t pay our bills.
They don’t make hard days disappear.

But somehow they make all of it easier to carry.

They sit beside us when we’re sad.

They celebrate with us when we’re happy.

They make us laugh when we don’t feel like laughing.

They give us a reason to get out of bed, go for a walk, and keep moving forward.

Looking back, I realize moose helped me through so many days he knew nothing about. Or did he?

Days when I was stressed.
Days when I was worried.
Days when I felt overwhelmed.

He never knew what was on my mind.

He just showed up every day with that smile and somehow made the world feel lighter.

I think that’s one of the greatest gifts dogs give us.

They remind us that Joy can be found in the smallest moments.

A walk.
A car ride.
A treat.
A sunny afternoon.
A familiar face waiting at the door.

This photo reminds me of that feeling.

A full heart.

And if you’ve ever loved a dog, I think you know exactly what I mean.

❤️🐾
Stand by,

The mission continues.
Love, Mom

22/06/2026

Secrets of a German Shepherd
My Dad’s Day Off: A Thrilling Tale 😂🍺

20/06/2026

For a long time, I couldn’t look at photos or videos of Moose without completely falling apart.

The memories were beautiful, but the pain was bigger.

Lately, something has changed.

The tears are still there. The sadness is still there. I miss him every single day. But now, when I look at these photos and videos, I can see more than the loss. I can see the joy. The laughter. The chaos. The dog who made millions of people smile, and somehow made all of our lives a little brighter

I think the grief changes shape over time. It never leaves, but it slowly makes room for gratitude.

Moose gave to us so much while he was here. And I don’t think he would want me to stop sharing him because he’s gone. I think he wants us to laugh at the old videos, smile at the photos, and keep telling his stories.

So that’s what I’m going to do.

Some days will still be hard. Some days I’ll cry. But I’m learning that loving him and missing him can exist at the same time.

Today I’m looking at this photo with tears in my eyes, but also with a full heart.

And that’s progress.

His story is not over. More Moose memories to come. The legend isn’t done making memories. Moose has authorized the release of additional classified footage. Stand by.

🐾🩷
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