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Bentley has been with us a few weeks now and he settled in on the first day and made himself at home. He is the most adorable goodnatured fella and so quick to learn and please. He is crate trained (but have to say because he was so good from the first day he has the run of the house) and house trained. Is really good with the kids and our other dogs and sits and waits for his food and treats. He has been introduced to our cats and so far so good lol. I’d be more afraid of the cats taking a sneaky swipe at him he’s so lovable just wants to say hello to them all the time
Loved playing with our other foster Snowy and thought he’d really miss her but seems just as comfortable on his own doing his own thing as having a playmate Bentley.jpgBentley 2.jpghi elizpayne,
what size does he look like he is going to be ?
is he going to be a full size lab?
he looks more lab but as you know its very hard to see from the photos of black dogs .
we had a collie till last year and are looking to adopt from that size down really.thanks
Hi all sorry never thought to give an idea on size – Bentley is more of a X than a lab – has the lovely colouring of a black lab but that’s about it – look at his lovely curly tail – these are the best two pictures of a bad lot – he sees me with my phone and comes over for a cuddle lol – he is now six months and I would say pretty much fully grown – does not have the solid big build of a lab he’s actually quite light and lean – I’ve got one picture of him on his own and got a quick shot of him standing beside my setter – hope these help a bit
Bentley 3.jpgBentley 4.jpgVideo of Bentley before little Snowy went to her 4ever home
http://youtu.be/1qWDQrAedvo
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Loved playing with our other foster Snowy and thought he’d really miss her but seems just as comfortable on his own doing his own thing as having a playmate 
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