Here
at the Bridge the weather is always 70 degrees and clear. But on the
mortal side of the River weather can become violent instantly. The
south coast of our country has been under a hurricane threat the last
couple of weeks. But one family has endured their own devastating
hurricane: Hurricane Jax.
When
our friend Cooper arrived at the Bridge he began looking for a dog to
join his pack. The problem was that Cooper’s the perfect dog. How do
you replace the perfect dog? Cooper answer was with imperfection: A
dog named Jax.
He
let his Mom know that Jax needed a good home. He went into Jax’s
dreams and told him everything he needed to do to get his Mom to open
her house to him. Then he went to Tommy Tunes’ house, got some popcorn,
put the TV on his Mom’s channel, rubbed his paws together and said “Oh
boy this is going to be fun.”
When
his Mom brought Jax home Chipper and Romeo took one look at him and
asked his Mom to bring him back. But she told them to be patient. Jax
was a good boy.
Jax
was going to have to wait to achieve that title. He went from cute and
sweet his first day to Hurricane Jax in the following days. Amongst
the casualties was the electrical cord that powered his Mom’s warm
winter blanket, her favorite pen, a cherished gazing ball and several
small household items there were chewed.
Jax
considered anything in his vision suitable for chewing. Since he has
yet to develop proper walking etiquette he needed to be taken on
separate walks which proved quite taxing on the hottest days. At her
wit’s end his Mom reached out to her friends for something that could
tame Hurricane Jax. Someone suggested Bach’s Flower Essence, which
helped, but his parents knew he needed training too
So
Jax has begun training, and he is taking his medicine, and, despite one
nasty bout with diarrhea, which wasn’t his fault, he is turning out to
be a sweet, even tempered, respectful little dog, which is how Cooper
planned it. He knew if his Mom had an easy time with Jax he may not
have found a spot in her heart. He had to earn it, by testing her, and
earning his spot. Little by little Jax is doing just that. He is
becoming a regular part of the pack and has his own space in his Mom’s
heart.
But be forewarned: Cooper has a lot of tests planned for Jax and his Mom.
Ahhh what a sweetheart
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
Oh Jax! You brought tears to moms eyes cause you remind her of our Angel Greta. She was such a handfull that there were times mom wanted to send her back. But mom was determined and Greta loved mom like no other. So hang in there Jax's mom - it will be worth the effort and you will have a wonderful companion
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Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
Puppies just have too much energy and no judgment. The lucky ones get training and love.
ReplyDeleteYep that is exactly what happens, you come to them pretty naughty, and you give them tests, and trials, and sometimes tears, and before you know it you are deep within their hearts..........................he is a cutie..........stella rose
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