Eddy Jackson MBE

Like my owners, these toddlers have a zest for life. Being infants, they have the same basic sensory needs as me – touch, smell, sight, feel, hearing, and an awareness for proprioception – running, jumping, twisting, and turning. What laughter and fun we have, but they can never catch me? I dart under the bushes and have secret passages that come out behind them. Plus, I am a lot quieter. They giggle and laugh all the time. Read more →

I noticed in my training, socialization, and nurturing; my human’s thoughts mirror contemporary society views and ingrained prejudices. You can see these in tradespeople, hairdressers, conversations in gardens, and people talking in cafes. Or when cloistered middle-class academics are elucidating questionable philosophic dogmas in universities, colleges, and schools. Read more →

Now, let me tell you how to be a stubborn puppy. Be yourself, have fun, and enjoy acting dumb to gain extra rewards and treat. My humans are very kind, and they never ever get angry with me. I pretend to be very soft and cuddly, and they love it! Do not tell them I am playing with their weaknesses. Read more →

On hindsight, everything at present is working out well. The anxieties, dilemmas, and decision-making in searching for the right dog - puppy are an important part of the journey. The best decision and major learning point are saying no and walking away from anything that is not right. After viewing a beautiful looking animal that had a capricious temperament and volatile personality and saying no immediately, things changed for the better. Check out and use the Kennel Club's guidelines. They are excellent and necessary in searching for good breeders. Read more →

The early experiences of life help shape the character, temperament, and personality. Here are illustrations of a Border Terrier puppy leaving her mother and litter in the transition to her new home. Warmth, safety, security, food, and a loving environment rich in kind language help. Read more →

In the oral storytelling tradition, the narrative set in the dark ages in the area south of the Lakeland Cumbrian Mountains; Lancaster, the Bowland Fells, and the winding River Wyre develops universal themes that are prevalent today. The plot is about tribal identity, conflict, and agency. The audiences' imagination and creativity, in the spirit of Bertolt Brecht, is promoted in this experimental media project. Read more →