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June Carter

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The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 6

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 6

Previously, bonded pair Johnny Cash and June Carter had proved impossible to place into their forever home so had slowly been absorbed into our tribe. Then Johnny became ill and died soon after. June Carter immediately became official family. She belonged with us. Now newly widowed, June Carter’s future

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 5

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 5

Previously, up-for-adoption bonded pair Johnny Cash and June Carter were given the Zilker Bark treatment, but no one stepped up. At this point, we were a little relieved—we all were bonded with them by this time. First Across the Rainbow Bridge The Zilker Bark adventure was our last chance,

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 4

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 4

Previously, foster pugs Johnny Cash and June Carter settled into our home and then had extensive dental work done, leading to a bout of incontinence from Big JC. Lessons where learned. Zilker Bark Being a foster-pug-parent to the JCs led to some interesting experiences, but none more so than when

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 3

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 3

Previously, two elder pugs were accepted by us for fostering, leaving us with a total of four pugs. After a small amount of adjustment, we all settled into a slightly fragile balance. The Dental Story You’re right; we’ve been here before. A rescue pug (or two) who comes

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 2

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 2

Four Pugs Previously, we had been persuaded to foster an old pair of pugs—Johnny Cash and June Carter. In this verse, we learn a little more about each of them. Big JC was a mighty little barrel of a boy, and used his relative mass to assert himself within

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 1

The Ballad of Johnny & June—Verse 1

We were happy as a two-pug family: John Henry (the Original Gangster Pug) and Jordan (the toothless, feisty grandma). We loved our pugs—in truth, we loved all pugs—but were limited by space as to how many we could have in our home. That's what we would