Jake at the cabin and class

by corkig on October 21, 2008

Jake has had a lot of changes in the past week. He has made fast friends with Talis (they are thick as thieves) and learned not to mess with dogs that outweigh him by 80 pounds. While he didn’t get to go out in the pontoon, he did enjoy going for walks in the woods and chasing around the yard and warming up my sleeping bag. He is a good snuggler when you invite him to join you.

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Jake on the porch[gallery

with Talis.

At class, Jake learned to trust me to take care of him when big dogs are around. He didn’t lunge or bark at the children and was quite friendly or curious about everyone else. He may have even found a forever momma

Warming up my bag

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