Jefferson National Forest -- September 13, 2009
On our way back from South Carolina to Pennsylvania, we took a little detour and stopped at Jefferson National Forest to let the dogs stretch their legs. Jefferson National Forest is comprised of over 690,000 acres of land located in Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. The forest contains 2,340 miles of perennial streams, of which over 1,000 miles are trout waters. 
Jaf was 10 weeks old when we visited the Forest. He is a brave and confident puppy. He did not hesitate to take it upon himself to explore the foot bridge across one of the streams. Azaan went over the foot bridge too, but she preferred playing in the water. (She is a major water loving dog.) It was a hot weekend, so the dogs enjoyed dipping in the cool, refreshing water. This was Jaf's first experience in water, and he was fine with it. On the last photo you will see that he completely soaked his tummy in the water.
Jaf was 10 weeks old when we visited the Forest. He is a brave and confident puppy. He did not hesitate to take it upon himself to explore the foot bridge across one of the streams. Azaan went over the foot bridge too, but she preferred playing in the water. (She is a major water loving dog.) It was a hot weekend, so the dogs enjoyed dipping in the cool, refreshing water. This was Jaf's first experience in water, and he was fine with it. On the last photo you will see that he completely soaked his tummy in the water.
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