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					Originally Posted by  Britster     I am almost 20 years old and full time caretaker of Jackson.  I didn't go straight to university though, and am attending community college still.  I do still live at home with my mom, step-dad and sister but I have my own section of the house w/ bathroom, bedroom, living space, etc.  I also don't really party, I have a few close knit friends and like to do movies, dinners, shopping, etc so I'm available often for Jackson. He is the center of my world, for sure     I got him when I was 18, and wouldn't have changed a thing.  I got him during my winter break so I had a good month to be with him, train him, bond with him.  I think it's great and a perfect time to have a dog if you are responsible about it because you're not tied down to anything yet.  Jackson will ALWAYS be a part of my family; when I get married, have kids (although not planning on any of this for a long time) and nothing will ever change that.  We have a bond that can't be broken.  I know a lot of people in college get a dog and then forget about it once their lives get too busy or have kids, etc.  I have a few friends who could NEVER own a dog, LOL.  They are totally not responsible enough. It's like having a kid... if I'm out with friends, I've gotta be sure to get home in time to let Jackson out, and I feel bad if I've been gone all day and then have to leave again, so I'd prefer to stay home with him, things like that!    |       Sounds just like me and Cody! Nice to know it can be done       |  
    
		
		
		
		
		 
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