Answers to the name of “Jera” Very friendly, not aggressive, doesn’t bark Has identification tags on her collar and has a microchip implanted Is scared of loud noises Ran away Monday, July 16th around 8:45am in Franklin, TN If you find her, please contact me EDITED TO ADD: For updates and more information, please go to this page
Just a few more hours before I leave work and pick up Paul, and go to INDIANA! Hooray! I’m so excited. I am also dead tired because I had to take Paul to the train station this morning. :-p Last night we took Jera over to the house where she will be staying while we’re gone. I was so sad to leave her there! This is what parents must feel like when they leave their kids at Grandma’s. :-) I…
As I’ve mentioned before, Paul and I take Jera to the dog park for about an hour 4 times a week. We’ve found if we aren’t consistent about this she drives us NUTS. (THOSE are the times when I just want to open the door and let her run away, far away…) There is a nice dog park about 10 minutes from our house that just opened recently. It’s really nice, with a large park for big dogs and a…
* Title courtesy of Psalty’s Kids Praise! 5… A little piece of my childhood :-) So, the car is packed… the checklisted is all checked… and I have a few minutes to spare until I need to leave. I’m going to pick Paul up from work and then we’re going to head to Rising Fawn, Georgia to go camping! I’m really excited. This is our first camping trip together. I grew up camping when I was a girl, so I’m…
We graduated! Last January, Paul and I enrolled Jera in an 8-week puppy training class. It was a lot of work, but it all paid off in the end. Jera learned how to sit, lie down, stay, rollover, come, and a few other commands that she didn’t learn very well. Overall, it has really made a difference! Jera is calmer and more disciplined. Paul and I have a better understanding about puppies and how their minds work, which can translate…