Hey I'm Jackson and I'm looking for my forever home. As you can tell I'm not shy, as a matter of fact I've never met a human or dog that I don't want to play with. I didn't know what play was until recently when I came to stay with my foster family. They have a huge yard and I love to run and play with my foster siblings.
I was found as a stray in Onslow County and after spending a bit of time at the shelter the volunteers there decided that the best place for me was with a family and Laura came and got me.
The volunteers said I must had a rough time in my past life. He came to CCBTR heart worm positive, with a skin irritation, and a very sad looking right eye from a past injury.
I completed my heartworm treatment and skin treatment and now I'm beautiful.
I'm a big Boston at 26 pounds but that doesn't mean I'm not a cuddle bug and I can't protect you from bumps in the night and storms and scary movies.
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| I'm keeping the bed warm and safe for you. |
I used to be guarded about sharing my toys but I learned I can chew up my toys under the bed and the big dog cant' take it form me. I share now I give him one end of the rope and he lets me chew on the other.
I dream about a home with kids that are big enough to take me for walks and we can play fetch. I still don't quite understand the game but I do know you get loves and treats when you bring the ball back. I just don't understand why the humans throw it if they want it back. Just put it in your pocket.
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| Jax and Tex sharing the rope |
I am crate and house trained and now that I have fully recovered from my heart worm
treatment, I love to run the BT500 in the back yard!
I hope you can look past Jackson's eye injury and look deep into the loving personality of the wonderful dog I am.
I am a sweet boy really I just want to be a puppy (but I won't pee on the carpet) and learn how to play.
