Jax the shaggy dog before his
makeover to get him ready for adoption.
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Jax thinks Cody has a treat for him for being so good!
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Jax's
new mom telling his new brother, Digsby, all about him. | Jax
(background) and his brother Digsby (foreground) sharing attention. |
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This is MY ball, Dad!
| Jax would play ball 24 x 7
if his people would keep throwing it for him!
| Taking 5 between runs....
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Let's go again!!
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I seem to have a ball fixation... I wonder what
Dr. Phil would say?
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Younger brother Digsby is exhausted just watching Jax
run!
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I
really need to sleep so I can play with my people some more. They count on me
to make them excercise their throwing arms.... |
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Digsby prefers to let Jax
do all the ball chasing.
| Did someone say they would
throw a ball for me??
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Jax takes time out for a dip in his pool - but not
without his ever-present ball!
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I'll take a nap now - but I'll keep my ball with me in
case one of my humans wants to play.
| I get so tired keeping
these people happy by playing ball all day with them... but it's my job!
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Digsby has to do all the house guarding because that
crazy Jax is too busy playing!
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A little quality time with our dad. But can we play
fetch at half-time?
| Two very lucky rescue dogs.
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Jax was 8 1/2 years old when we placed him. His previous owner was very involved in the placement process and had final approval of the home that Jax went to. |
Before ruling out a dog because it's older, you should hear from Jax's new family. Jax runs circles around everyone - including around their other, much younger, wire! An 8 or 9 year old wire is not old in spirit or ability. |
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| Jax's new family would be happy to talk to you about what a joy and how energetic an older dog can be! If you'd like more information, contact me and I will refer your questions to them. |