This is Max! Max is the newest addition to our household. He is a five week old jack russel terrier mix. He had to leave his mother early because of some health problems she was having, so we have made him a part of our family. He has been a delight, our other dog Cooper has really taken to him and is a good "big brother".
Max is a sweetheart and smart too, he has already started potty training, he is too little to get outside by himself, but if we take him out he goes. If we don't think to take him out soon enough he will start to whine. 
He is so tiny that we have "lost" him several times. We put him down on the floor to play and he will wander off and go to sleep some place, he is such a heavy sleeper that he doesn't even move when we call him. If he can survive Alyssa's constant mothering I think we have a match made in heaven.
Max is a sweetheart and smart too, he has already started potty training, he is too little to get outside by himself, but if we take him out he goes. If we don't think to take him out soon enough he will start to whine. He is so tiny that we have "lost" him several times. We put him down on the floor to play and he will wander off and go to sleep some place, he is such a heavy sleeper that he doesn't even move when we call him. If he can survive Alyssa's constant mothering I think we have a match made in heaven.
3 comments:
Wow. Three kids and 2 dogs. You've got a houseful now, honey.
Yes, I deal with 150 kids (and only my &%$ neighbors' dogs), but the kids go HOME at the end of the day.
This makes me tired just reading it. Good luck.
What a sweet puppy.
The best part about a second dog is that the youngest child and the first dog are totally thrilled with him and spend their days playing with him and making sure he is blissfully happy. We wanted another dog because our first one was so unhappy every time we left him, this is already getting better. The dogs are far less work and stress than the kids.
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