Helló Jebediah! Hogy vagy – which means “How are you?” in Hungarian
It is lovely to finally meet you.
We went to Henry Root to have a proper chat instead of a walk in the park.
Because we know Henry Root is so dog-friendly it didn’t matter if we had a little bark or two.
So Jeb, tudsz magyarul? (Do you speak Hungarian?)
I think we both know one English word – Treats!
So here we are – two Hungarian Refugees! We made it all the way from Hungary and into loving homes in England. “Köszönöm” which means “thank you” for having us!
Thank you Penny for bringing Jeb to meet us.
May’s comment: Jebediah, a Hungarian Puli came to Penny via Hungary Hearts Dog Rescue – the same charity that brought us George. Unlike George, Jebediah doesn’t seem like a street dog. 
He has been house trained. We gathered that he must have been abandoned. His main issue is separation anxiety. 
Other than that, he is sweet natured and calm. And Cody and Jeb are getting on fine.
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What a nice time you had at Henry Root with Jeb! Great for George to see a fellow Hungarian! Hungary Hearts Dog Rescue is a wonderful organization! Jill