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JacksonBreed: German Shepherd/HuskySex: MaleAge: Young (2 years)Size: Large 80 lbsColor: Gold, Black & TanJackson is:HousetrainedGood with KidsGood with dogsUnknown with catsUp to date with shotsNeutered |
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September 6/10
Jackson came into the Kamloops pound as a stray, with
his brother Griffin. They are a very bonded pair, and roughly around a year old.
Both have been transferred to GSRBC, and have since been neutered and had their
vaccinations brought up to date.
They are likely mixed with some husky, and of the two, Jackson shows more of the
GSD traits. He is a little more aloof in his dealings with people, though does
love his affection and attention from those he loves.
With strangers, he is more suspicious and on initial meeting, can be somewhat
guardy. However, after that first 20 seconds, he seems unconcerned and is more
than willing to check them out and make casual friends from a distance. haha.
Jackson and Griffin have spent their entire lives together. They are the only
constant in each other's lives. They are very bonded, overly so, and
unfortunately, this is a union that must be broken up.
Other than each other, this little team has never
been socialized to other dogs, and while it's doubtful they will actually be
aggressive, they are for sure a force to be reckoned with, with all that
hoopla at the end of the leash.
They have some prey drive, so neither will be available to a home with small
animals. Due to their high energy and rudeness (at the moment) they will
also not be available to a home with young children. They'd just mow them
right down.
Having said all that, both of these boys have the biggest hearts in the
world. They bond well with people, and while they are still very young and
unfocused, they will be really great companions with someone who is active
and willing to put some time into training.
They love to be loved, love to be with you, and never stray very far.
Life hasn't handed these boys the best it has to offer yet, and we're hoping
to turn that around for them. They are just unsocialized punks at the moment
- haha - but very much worth the effort. They are soulful, dedicated and
loving.
If you are looking for a deep bond with your dog, want the energy in a
friend to go hiking, biking, jogging with - Jackson or Griffin would be an
easy fit.
October 30 2010
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Of the two of them, Jackson is much more laid back and
calm in his demeanor. He wants to be with Griffin more than he wants to be with
people right now, but that will change once we are able to get one of them into
another location. Jackson has relied on Griffin pretty much his whole life for
any kind of direction or how to act in any situation. Griffin isn't always the
best role model! lol That is not to say that Jackson isn't bonding, because he is. But given his choice, he would surely pick his brother over any human being. When Griffin isn't around, Jackson gets on well with almost all dogs. He is curious, calm and goofy! He spend a day playing with Sydney, a little female GSD pup, and then the spent the next day trying to find her again :) He was quite smitten! On his own, he does well with his training and walks fairly good on leash. Like his brother, he will play ball for hours, and uses his nose for everything! He would excel at any kind of tracking, but isn't as busy as Griffin when it comes to agility or being a running partner. He's usually always a few paces behind and always gives up whatever the resource is to Griffin. |
January 2011
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Jackson and Griffin have come such a long way in these
past few months. They have spent many days in the house, since it's been
so cold in the kennel, and we're happy to report that they have done
amazingly well! Both appear to be house trained and have only had one accident initially when they were brought inside. Since then, there has been nothing. They are crate trained and will each run into their crate as soon as you say the word. They are happy to do so and will wait patiently to be let out again. We've started each of them in basic obedience and they know very basic stuff such as sit, down, stay (needs work) give paw, stand, crate and wait. On their own, they do nicely walking on a loose leash but they still have work to do. Originally we thought that they must be split up in order to be adopted, and this can certainly still be the case, but often we suggest this because two dogs bonded at this level, often don't attach well to their people. We worried that they were too dependant on each other, and would always be the terrible twosome when it came to other dogs. This has not been the case at all. Both these guys bond well, and deeply. They just enjoy each other so much as well! Their integration into our pack has been slow and easy, and all has gone well. Griffin seems to drive things up a bit more than Jackson, who really doesn't want any problems. Neither does Griffin actually, as he is quite submissive. But both have the mentally that everyone wants to be slammed and run over, cause that is what they do to each other! Life is just one big party if you are Griffin or Jackson. They are just so, so happy in everything they do and have loads of energy to burn. They will definitely need an active home that loves to be out doing things with their dogs and will continue to socialize them to the big world out there. |
June 2011
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| Robin Feiner ~ September 2010 Tocai & Izzy ~ October 2010 Tocai & Izzy ~ Novmber 2010 Tocai & Izzy ~ December 2010 Tim & Gerry ~ June 2011 Tim & Gerry ~ July 2011 Tim & Gerry ~ August 2011 Roberta Phillips ~ August 2011 Jennifer Krempien ~ August 2011 Mizuka & David ~ November 2011 David & Mizuka ~ December 2011 |
Tim & Gerry ~ September 2011 Tim & Gerry ~ October 2011 Martin Kinal ~ October 2011 Tim & Gerry ~ November 2011 Tim & Gerry ~ December 2011 Martin Kinal ~ November 2011 Martin Kinal ~ December 2011 Tim & Gerry ~ January 2012 Martin Kinal ~ January 2012 David & Mizuka ~ January 2012 Paul Mercs ~ December 2011 |
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| ean Klassen ~ Happy
Mother's day! On behalf of Heather & Paul Marla & Chad ~ July 2011 ~ Please accept this donation to help sponsor Jackson. In memory of Windy Sue - for our good friend Mary Butler. To all the puppies dogs we have loved and will always miss. Rod Butler ~ July 2011 ~ I am making this donation in the name of 'Mary Butler' - proud owner of Cargo, for her birthday. Jennie Virtue ~ July '11~ In memory of Conner,Lily & Solly, who passed away too soon and have left a big hole in the mudpack Chico & Tasha~ January 2012 ~ In memory of Shylo who we sponsored last year. |
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GSRBC's Jackson


GSRBC was formed in June of 2003....
We were incorporated with non profit status on October 29th 2004.......
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