These are beloved family pets of Charlene Purcell Hopton & Dick Hopton. Jack & Jill were Jack Russell Terriers. Their ashes are in possession of Charlene & Dick Hopton. She was 12 years, 3 months and 8 days. She loved to chase lizards.
She would hurry to get in front of you, so as to lead you where she thought you should go. Without missing a step, she would turn her head towards you to make sure you were following her.
When we would go for a walk, she thought she could walk herself by holding part of the leash in her mouth. If she went for a walk with her brother, Jack, she would drop her leash and hold his in her mouth as if to say "I'll walk you".
She would hurry to get in front of you, so as to lead you where she thought you should go. Without missing a step, she would turn her head towards you to make sure you were following her.
When we would go for a walk, she thought she could walk herself by holding part of the leash in her mouth. If she went for a walk with her brother, Jack, she would drop her leash and hold his in her mouth as if to say "I'll walk you".
These are beloved family pets of Charlene Purcell Hopton & Dick Hopton. Jack & Jill were Jack Russell Terriers. Their ashes are in possession of Charlene & Dick Hopton. She was 12 years, 3 months and 8 days. She loved to chase lizards.
She would hurry to get in front of you, so as to lead you where she thought you should go. Without missing a step, she would turn her head towards you to make sure you were following her.
When we would go for a walk, she thought she could walk herself by holding part of the leash in her mouth. If she went for a walk with her brother, Jack, she would drop her leash and hold his in her mouth as if to say "I'll walk you".
She would hurry to get in front of you, so as to lead you where she thought you should go. Without missing a step, she would turn her head towards you to make sure you were following her.
When we would go for a walk, she thought she could walk herself by holding part of the leash in her mouth. If she went for a walk with her brother, Jack, she would drop her leash and hold his in her mouth as if to say "I'll walk you".
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