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From his foster....
More darling pics of Jett
We had such a fun week with all the dogs. Gracie was a little jealous at first since she kinda lost her puppy friend. Connor and Jett were instant best buds and were never more than 3 feet apart. Jett is a great puppy! He is so sweet and wakes me up with kisses every morning. He is completely house trained and loves other dogs. He and Connor wrestled, played tug-of-war, or cuddled together all weekend. We took the pack to the dog park on Thanksgiving Day and they all had a blast meeting new dogs and just running around like crazy. C & J are great in the house, but will get into puppy trouble if left unattended. Jett likes shoes and Connor likes remote controls and cell phones.
They both sleep in the bedroom with us all night and love cuddling with us and the other dogs. Jett is crate trained and goes right into his crate when you tell him, but he does cry a bit in the beginning. I am sure, like with them all, that he gets over it right when we leave. So while we are at work, Jett is crated and Connor is in the laundry room with him. I am sure they will be fine in there.
We are fine to foster Jett also until he is adopted. He really just follows Connor around and wants to get loved. He is a very easy puppy. He would be fine in a home without another dog, but would need trips to the dog park and lots of love. He is actually very calm and laid back when he is not wrestling with Connor. He is so sweet and we just love him. We love both the puppies and will send some updated pics of them both soon.
Birthdate: February 16th 2009 (8 months old).
Jax and Jett are black labs possibly crossed with Dutch Shepherd?
They are crate and house trained.
Both understand commands - sit, down, stay, come.
Jax is the bigger dog (70lbs).
Jett loves his belly to be rubbed and is extremely lovable and loves to sit in your lap.
Jax is the playful one and is full spirited.
They both love to play fetch :)
They love playing with each other in the back yard, but are accustomed to wiling away their days inside as family. |
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