My dog fell through the ice today. Kicked a hole in the ice and pulled her up.

My dog fell through the ice today. Kicked a hole in the ice and pulled her up.

No leach on, I heard a splash behind me. Saw her swimming under the ice. Tried to reach her under the ice, but she was too far away, so I kicked a hole in the ice, and she was smart enough to swim that way, and I got hold of her and pulled her up. Not breathing, she collapsed, so I gave her CPR and brought her back.
We are now heating up in front of the fireplace, and she is breathing heavily, but seems ok.
I am crying from the shock and adrenaline....

Update:
So, we were taking a morning walk and I let the leash off, so she could run around at her own pace. She loves that. She did go onto the frozen marsh a few times, and that seemed ok. This was in a park, so the water has an edge, about 10 inches high.
At some point I heard a splash just behind me, and turned around, and saw here swimming under the ice cap just 3 feet away from the shore, so I first tried to reach under the ice (while on my knees at the edge) and then kicked a hole in the ice to help her find a place to get up (still one leg on the ground). Luckily, she swam the right direction and I was able to grab her leg and pull her up.
She stood on all four legs for 3 seconds, made a horrible sound - not unlike a sea lion - and then laid down on the side, and her eyes slowly closed..... First I opened her mouth and tried to blow air into her - that didn't work, so I tried to close the holes with my hand. No effect. Then I remembered the nose method and was able to blow air into her lungs. I pressed her ribs down do force air and water out, and she woke up and sea lion'ed again. I picked her up and ran to the car to get her home asap.
On the way, I called my wife and told her to have towels ready so we dried her and massaged her to heat her up. Then lit the fireplace and cuddled her while in front of the fireplace. The image is from just after I lit the fireplace.
We sat there for half an hour, when people here started to suggest the vet. Took her to the vet after people here suggested it. Vet checked oxygen levels in blood, heart rate and temperature. Everything checked out, except she was a bit cold. So I took her home by the fireplace again - now wrapped in blankets. We were laying in front of the fire 2-3 hours and she started breathing strange, holding her breath with every breath. She also started drooling, so I took her back to the vet and told her to spare no expense in examining her.
She took 7 X-rays to check for water in the lungs. There's some water in the bronchial tubes, but nothing in the finer tubes. The water will be absorbed by the lung tissue and disappear. She then checked for heart worm (nothing there) and gave her a shot of antibiotics. Vet kept her for for a few hours, monitoring her condition and kept her on a warm bed with blankets over her.
She needs antibiotics morning and evening for the next 5 days. Dog has been sleeping since we came home, and is very tired, but otherwise ok. She does not want to eat, she does not want to take a walk - nothing. I guess she's processing too. I still cry every time I think about the accident or check this post on imgur. I guess I am processing too.

Update 2:
Dog is alive but mentally drained. She has been sleeping all day and does not want to do anything. She just lies there, barely looking up when I approach her. She did eat a few treats, but that's all. No drinking, not eating, not wanting to take a walk, not coming when I call her. I will try and walk her again, and then sleep with her in the living room.
She is afraid to jump down onto stuff - like jumping out of a car and down to the sidewalk. I guess she does not trust the landing surface not to give in. I hope she will be back to her normal courious joyful self in a week or so. But I think she will stop running onto ice forever.
PS: Yeah, I know - Leash....