Jack meets the family

by corkig on February 14, 2010

Jack learns about filled bones

Jack went to Duluth with us this weekend. He was subjected to the hyper fun of the newfoundland and golden retriever that belong to my brother and parents. He took it all in stride. Jack was WONDERFUL with my 10 month old nephew. Didn’t flinch when Gabriel reached for his beard. What a good boy.

Jack also discovered the bones that I get that are filled with peanutbutter, bacon flavoring, etc. Keeps a large group of pups all busy so the baby can still crawl around and we can play cards. lol Jack is learning what being a “Gilbertson Dog” is all about. Not a real fan of when the dogs start to wrestle, but finds a safe place to watch. Jack made it a point to sit on, or next to, everyone at the house and made sure they all felt the “puppy love.” He is a true sweetheart.

From → Happy Endings!, J, Jack

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I knew he would come out of his shell. What wonderful foster families have! Oh yeah, thanks Talis for being a foster bro, you are the greatest.

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