Henry Jjong

Okay, here we go again. Geoff and I can not stay away from dogs. We got this little guy last night. We originally named him Jjong (pronounced Chong), but decided we like Henry better. I think I am going to leave Jjong as his middle name. He is supposed to be a yorkshire terrier. We were told that he was 8 weeks old, but seeing that his teeth are just coming in, I don't know how that can be. I have an appointment with the Vet at Camp Red Cloud on Tuesday. He is an army vet and speaks english, so maybe I can get some clarity as to what is going on with our baby. In the mean time I am hand feeding him watered down can dog food.
Just so you know the pet stores around here really want your money. They will take a baby away from its mom when it is 4 weeks old. Obviously they wanted our money really bad. We do love him, and are glad we saved him from the chopping block (just kidding). The entire dog situation is extremly misunderstood over here. Yes the do eat dog, but only at really nice restaurants. It is really expensive, like a really good cut steak in the U.S.. They started eating dogs a really long, long time ago because at the time the country was so poor and there were not any cows to eat. Everyone was starving so they decided to eat the family dog to stay alive. At least I think that is how the story goes. Actually many people have dogs as pets. They take them with them everywhere too. You can take them shopping and in the restaurants. The dogs that they eat are a special breed, and are raised on farms. I guess after they get so big they pack them on a truck and send them off to slaughter just like cows. Please pray that our little guy is okay.