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Dalmatian

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Home:Talcott, WV

Sex: Male Weight: 51-100 lbs

Dogster stats for Jake: RIP 5.23.03-9.26.06

Pals:34 Views: 478


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Leave a bone for Jake: RIP 5.23.03-9.26.06

Nicknames:
Jake, Jakey, Mutt, Bub

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-purebred

Birthday:
May 23rd 2003

Likes:
Car rides, going horseback riding with me

Pet-Peeves:
Woman, children, dogs that won't play back, when I leave

Favorite Toy:
Santa pull toy, two handmade bones I made him.

Favorite Food:
Snausages

Favorite Walk:
Anywhere he can run like the wind.

Best Tricks:
Roll over, bow, high five, sit pretty,

Arrival Story:
Three years ago on my 16th birthday, my 10 year old Dalmatian, Jasper was hit by a car. My Father and I was torn. I didn't want another dog, expecially another Dal. But, he kept nagging me and nagging me until I was online everyday trying to find us a new companion. I had some specific guidelines I wanted for a new dog. I wanted a male and I wanted him AKC registered so I could maybe show him or breed him later. I was working at a kennel at the time, so I was able to get him into some shows thanks to that. I finally found one online at a Petland in Charleston, WV. As soon as I found him, Da called and we made the 70 mile trip up there to get him. And as soon as I held him, we became instant pals.

Bio:
Aside from his eager hyperness, Jake is an ideal partner. I take him everywhere, from trips out of state to horseback riding in the mountains. I had him pacing with my 7 year old Mustang gelding when he was 3 months old. I'm in college 300 miles away from home and he hates it when I leave. He sulks around and whimpers when I haul my bags to my car. It makes me sad.

Forums Motto:
Jake- I cannot erase my spots.

The Groups I'm In:
Dal Pals

I've Been On Dogster Since:

September 2nd 2006