Kerry Irving credits his first dog Max as the driving force behind his recovery when a car accident changed his life forever. Significant injury prevented keen cyclist Kerry from getting back out on his bike and he faced a long road of rehabilitation. Focusing his time of regaining his strength through short walks, Kerry encountered Max, the dog of a neighbour. Very soon Max was joining Kerry on his daily expeditions and the partnership between dog and human became permanent with the friendly and energetic Springer Spaniel helping Kerry through some dark times. More recently Max has been joined by spaniel brothers Paddy and Harry and the pack of four spend their days exploring the mountains in the English Lake District and offering ‘flapometer’ weather advice to their army of loyal followers.
Follow their adventures at: @maxoutinthelakedistrict_
Kerry Irving credits his first dog Max as the driving force behind his recovery when a car accident changed his life forever. Significant injury prevented keen cyclist Kerry from getting back out on his bike and he faced a long road of rehabilitation. Focusing his time of regaining his strength through short walks, Kerry encountered Max, the dog of a neighbour. Very soon Max was joining Kerry on his daily expeditions and the partnership between dog and human became permanent with the friendly and energetic Springer Spaniel helping Kerry through some dark times. More recently Max has been joined by spaniel brothers Paddy and Harry and the pack of four spend their days exploring the mountains in the English Lake District and offering ‘flapometer’ weather advice to their army of loyal followers.
Follow their adventures at: @maxoutinthelakedistrict_
“When Max came into my life, he gave me a reason to get back outside and helped me through some very dark times. It took me six years to climb a hill again after the accident that injured me. Max was with me every step of the way.”
-KerryHonouring Our One-in-a-Maximillian
He touched the lives of so many people and was the ‘lifesaver’ and constant companion of his beloved owner, Kerry Irving. Our one-in-a-million Max the Miracle Dog, also known as Max Out in The Lake District, sadly gained his Angel wings on Wednesday 6 April.
He touched the lives of so many people and was the ‘lifesaver’ and constant companion of his beloved owner, Kerry Irving. Our one-in-a-million Max the Miracle Dog, also known as Max Out in The Lake District, sadly gained his Angel wings on Wednesday 6 April.