She has found and made good use of the freshwater stream that runs through the grounds, and she has befriended (almost all of) the staff. I think they all like having her around and are most impressed by her furriness. (The local children chanted “Tigre! Tigre!” when we first brought her home. She is a huge contrast to the local short-haired, underfed island dogs.) Last week, I caught the fishing guides sharing their sandwiches with her at lunch. Unfortunately, she still barks mercilessly at Ana, our new cook, and Sailor, the resort dog, is still jealous.
Regardless, I’m very happy to have her here.
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Ah Kobi. So glad you guys got her down there.
... What the hell happened with KS beating MO. And not TX in the B12!!!! What's the world coming.
This post is from Adam, not Jefe.
Amy,
I am sorry that I missed you while you were in Columbia. Shoot me an email next time so we can catch up. Thats great about Kobi getting to be there with you! Hope you are well and that the Island Holiday is a wonderful one for you all!
Jamie
Yeah Kobi the tiger on the dock!
If Yeti can do Brazil, Kobi can do Honduras! We should have guessed we'd have international dogs vs. dogs beside us in our pink 18-wheeler cabs when we adopted them - I refuse to believe those white facial hairs are anything but her trendy new hair color! Enjoy retirement Kobi - woowoowoo!!!
-Yeti and pack
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