New home... new territory. (Where to lift my leg)

I just moved to a new home in city called St. Cloud, MN. I was recently a service dog for a woman with epilepsy but I made some mistakes as all dogs do and bit a guy (well deserving of course) and she put an add up on craigslist stating if someone didn't take me by morning she would put me down. 

My new owner Kristen saved my life. She saw the ad and came first thing in the morning. I was a little wary at first, but I soon found out that she was the one that I belonged with. We had a great ride home filled with walks, the pet store, dog parks, and lots of licks and laughs. She then brought me back to her parents house where she stayed with me for the weekend but then had to go back to St. Cloud and find a new place to live where she could have me, because at her current place of residence she couldn't. 

I did get in some mischief at the parents, and they found out I am TERRIFIED of storms, loud noises, big trucks and the dark. Oh and being left alone. I like being with Kristen at all times, I howled all the time when she left me, but now that I have her back I am not letting her out of my sight.  Yesterday she came and got me and we are now happily living in St. Cloud in a house where they also have a doberman names Jackson and his master named Jeff. 

I don't like the doberman too much. He keeps trying to jump around me and play with me. It doesn't faze me I just bare my teeth and go on with my day. (My mother doesn't like my growling too much at Jackson though)
We went on a 3 hour walk/ run yesterday just meeting all of her friends and her showing me around.  Let me just say I definitely could out run her if I needed too... but I stay good on the leash right next to her and tolerate her out-of-shape slow pace, but hey, at least she can run that's more than I can say for my last owner. I guess we will have to see what today will bring. Hopefully some more wags, runs, and definitely more slobber!