Bentley Boo the ABC's Puppy's brother, Dolan the ABC's Puppy (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Bentley Boo the ABC's Puppy's sister, Ellie the ABC Puppy (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Bentley Boo the ABC's Puppy's mother, Aleaha the Cairn Terrier Blend Momma (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Bentley Boo the ABC's Puppy's sister, Fenella the ABC's Puppy (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Bentley Boo the ABC's Puppy's brother, Cooper the ABC's Puppy (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

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Bentley today:  Bentley is the attachment puppy.  When he was still nursing, he was the puppy who would cry and get Momma to come in the pen and lay with them.  Then when he was weaned, he transferred that right over to the humans.  Whenever someone walks by their pen, no matter what he’s doing, Bentley will stop, put his paws on the side of the pen and give you his most plaintive “pick me up” look.  And in our house he usually gets picked up.  Sometimes I take a puppy when I’m working in the yard—and for most of them, I have to keep track and fetch them back from wherever they wander off to, but not Bentley.  Bentley is at your feet, all the time.  You don’t have to worry about him wandering off, but you do have to manage not to step on him!  Bentley will sit on your lap for as long as you’ll let him.  He just wants to be with you!

The ABC puppies:

This is a lively crew of puppies.  They all come running when you clap or call them, and they love puppy treats.  They all love running and horsing around in the grass, and if you clap and run away, they all follow, and it’s a little puppy parade in the front yard.  Every one of them is very friendly and eager to be held, petted, and snuggled.

They live most of the time in a puppy pen, and they poo on the half of it where I put the newspapers.  They will be easy to crate train, because they know to keep their bed and feeding area clean.  They cry in the morning—but only when they see someone up and about.  They don’t cry at night, but they do use their papers (poo and pee) a lot throughout the night.  During the day they are mostly quiet, but will have a big ruckus of fighting and playing once in a while.

They eat a little canned food for breakfast, then free feed on dry food the rest of the day.  I have not been able to get them to eat dry food mixed with anything.