Border Collie mix

Hi I'm Benny otherwise known as Ben, and sometimes called Benjamin when I get into mischief! I was abandoned at only 3 1/2 weeks when my mom died. My foster mom took me and my sister Joon to live with her and says she's going to have a really hard time letting me go. She said I'm one of the smartest puppies she's ever trained and she had me potty trained and sitting by only 8 weeks! I am a chubby, fluffy, Border Collie mix with with the cutest little freckles on my belly! My foster mom thinks I'm also cute cause I have one ear that flops while the other stick up! Everybody stops to stare when I go out. , I love sleeping in my crate and will go into it by myself when I'm tired. I also love to eat! Food is definitely one of my favorite things as you can tell by my charming toddler belly! I love all my human foster brothers and have no problem with them lugging me around by whatever body part they manage to grab. In fact I love all kids that I've come accross! I also have two cats that I live with. I love them and try to get them to play, but they just don't seem to like me no matter how nice I am to them! , I am so excited to find a forever home! I can't wait to show my new owner how truly special I am and lavish them with my puppy kisses! ,

, Northern Arizona applicants only. , Must have fenced yard and be willing to commit to 15+ years. Children ages 8 and up. Before applying to adopt a puppy you must commit yourself to being a good owner. Acquiring a puppy takes a lifetime commitment on your part. Dogs can live upwards of 15 years if they are , healthy, so it is not a decision to be made lightly. It is essential that you choose to share your life with a dog for the right reasons, otherwise you can make both yourself and the dog miserable. So what IS the right reason?, The only reason you should commit yourself to a dog/puppy is because you want to share your life with a furry companion.

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