Our first week together, Bento slept all day and was disinterested in toys or even walks. Everything seemed new to him, and ordinary things like printers and paper bags, or even people standing at bus stops, were a source of fear for him. However, we were patient with him and gave him all the patience and love he needed. Slowly, Bento began to warm up. He learned that squeaky toys are incredibly fun, that bones are great to chew, and that greeting us at the door by jumping up and down on his back leg like a pogo stick never fails to make us laugh! On walks, he also realized how easy it is to mark without having to lift a leg! In the two short months we have been together, Bento has blossomed into a strong, bouncy, happy little boy who charms everyone he meets. In our daily walks in Piedmont Park, he impresses passer-bys with how fast and easily he can trot along on three legs. He has even learned to sit, lay down, and roll for treats! He is willing to shake hands too, but unf
ortunately, he has a little trouble balancing on two paws :)
In short, Bento is the love of our lives. Our sincere thanks to all of you who supported Bento during his surgery and recovery. Bento is an inspiration that life goes on, and goes on joyfully, after difficult times!






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