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    Bear-Brindle-American Mastiff    /   Jake-Fawn-English Mastiff     /   Cort-German Shepard & Malamute
                  

Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007

Subject: Bear Pics

As you can tell, the pups are the focus of our family.  They are pampered but most of all they are loved.  We know they know it because of how they return their love to me, my wife, my daughter, her fiancée, my son and his girlfriend  Thanks, again Fredericka and Lucy! 

Robert and family

                 

Chelle, Jake & Bear                                    Bear                                         Jake, Bear & Cort

 

 

       

Bear is the much larger Brindle American Mastiff puppy

 

 

           

Jake is the Fawn English Mastiff puppy

 

              

Bear is much larger than Jake, the English Mastiff puppy, who is the same age

   

Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007

We picked Bear up Saturday.  Sunday we were all playing with Bear, getting him used to the house, and my brother showed up with Jake, an English mastiff puppy four days younger than Bear.  We did not tell anyone about Bear.  He was such a gift from heaven that we did not want to risk jinxing our luck.  My brother Randy did not know about him, and he knew how much we missed Chewy.  So, he decided to be nice and get us another Mastiff but he got an English, he did not realize there was a difference between the American Mastiff and the English Mastiff. Bear and Jake are buddies.  Bear is so amazing.  He knows he is a lot bigger than his little brother even though they are the same age! When they wrestle, 95% of the time Bear lies on his back and lets Jake on him.  Even when Bear is on top he spreads his legs to not put all of his weight on Jake.  I am absolutely amazed at Bear's awareness of things like this. My wife and I were joking today that if Bear could talk he would probably tell us to refer to him as "King Bear"!      He is an absolute angel with a great disposition.

Thank you ever so much for this puppy!


Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007
Subject: Bear Update

Big old Bear is doing fine.  He is a sweetie.  Never met a stranger.    Our old dog Cort, the one who mothered Chewy his whole life, has finally taken an interest in the pups, especially Bear.  Maybe it is because Bear is bigger, or because Bear is always trying to play with Cort, but Cort is paying special attention to Bear. playing with him and sleeping by him.  Bear and his little brother Jake are truly a pair.  Tonight they were wrestling in a little plastic pool, barking and carrying on.  Puppies can be rough with each other, but Bear is very gentle with little Jake 95% of the time.  He rarely places all of his weight on him, and the majority of the time, Bear lies on his back when they play.  It is monkey see monkey do with those two.  If one has a toy, the other wants it, if one starts digging, the other digs, if one eats or drinks, so does the other.  It is fun to watch them in the yard.  They play so nice together, chasing each other, exploring, responding to other neighborhood dogs barking.  Little Jake always gets tired first and falls asleep.  Bear always finds him, no matter where he is in the house, and cuddles up by him to sleep.  They sleep together at night in their kennel in our bedroom from 10 until 5:30, snuggled up to each other.  Cort lies right beside the kennel.  He does not pay as much attention to Jake, but Jake(the english mastiff) is reserved, where Bear is confident, forward and always ready to play.  Bear really brought Cort out of his depression over Chewy.  When I come home from work I lie on the floor and call for the puppies, Bear jumps on me, kisses me, and tries to keep the other two dogs away.  He is a character.  My wife says Bear is Chewy reincarnated.  They run us ragged, but we love them.  Gotta run Fredericka, I'll send pictures soon. Robert


Hi Fredericka and Lucy! 

Bear continues to be the love of our life.  Fearless, never met a stranger and growing like a weed!  My son and I took Bear, Jake and Cort to Lake Evergreen (Chewy's favorite place) to hike.  Bear had several bridges to cross but never hesitated.  He actually helped his little brother Jake across several.  Bear is probably 70 pounds now, bigger than his older brother Cort (who turned 11 years this month) although he does not look it because Cort is so hairy.  Bear had kennel cough for several days (he and Jake picked it up at the vet's office) but got over it quick.  Jake's turned into pneumonia but he is fine now also.  Bear and Jake are two peas in a pod.  Bear gives Jake a lot of confidence and always looks out for his little brother.  My wife Chelle and I feel Bear is Chewy reincarnated.  Bear follows me everywhere and gets 11 year old Cort playing and running.  When I come home from work he is immediately at the door ready to cheer me up.  What a sweetheart!  My next email will contain pics beginning from his first day here until now.  He starts obedience schools September 12.  It should be an adventure.  Thank you SO MUCH for our little gift from heaven.  He is an absolute joy 

P.S.  Bear's mouth is so much dryer than little Jakes!  We thought the pups were peeing on the carpet but it turned out to be little Jake's slobber!!!! (the English Mastiff).

George "Bob" Wagner Jr. & Fredericka Wagner
PO  Box 845  /  Piketon  /  Ohio  45661
Phone: 740-493-2401
Fax: 740-493-0072
 
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