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with what, but he is a cutie! He belongs to a 92
year old resident of our park and we have taken
to walking him as often as we can. He loves to walk and he loves to run. We leave him on a retractable lead and he runs circles around us, back and forth between us. Together we walk between 2 and 4 miles a day, two in the morning and two at night. Caper used to be able to walk this distance, but now that he is blind and since his stroke, we don't push him as hard.
Bear weighs surprisingly only 6 pounds, He is all hair, but does not shed. When clean and dry, his coat is a fluffy blonde. I love his tail that curls up over his back, which makes me believe he has some Shihtzu in his blood. Nice to walk and then return to his owner...a retired Abbotsford nurse.