Clark 26C-148

Clark, and his brother of a different mother, Lewis, arrived at the Humane Society three days apart and from opposite ends of Benton County. As kennel mates they mirror image each other as though they have been together forever. They walk the walk and talk the talk of life-long companions that have shared the same adventures and learned the same lessons. They are the doggy metaphorical partners of two of the most admired American heroes.<br/><br/>Six-month-old, 41-pound Clark emulates his role model with an affable, works well with others and a really wants to please attitude that encompasses all the humans he knows and all the canines he romps with in the bark park frolics. Clark enjoys being close to his human and appreciates an opportunity to relax after an energetic outing by stretching out on the cool grass while his mind plays his favorite melodic phrase, "midnight at the oasis." <br/><br/>Both canines are quiet, gentle canines who take treats respectfully and walk nicely on leash with puppy energy spontaneity. The comradery they show with each other will be redirected toward the humans that will share their life adventure.

Clark, and his brother of a different mother, Lewis, arrived at the Humane Society three days apart and from opposite ends of Benton County. As kennel mates they mirror image each other as though they have been together forever. They walk the walk and talk the talk of life-long companions that have shared the same adventures and learned the same lessons. They are the doggy metaphorical partners of two of the most admired American heroes.

Six-month-old, 41-pound Clark emulates his role model with an affable, works well with others and a really wants to please attitude that encompasses all the humans he knows and all the canines he romps with in the bark park frolics. Clark enjoys being close to his human and appreciates an opportunity to relax after an energetic outing by stretching out on the cool grass while his mind plays his favorite melodic phrase, "midnight at the oasis."

Both canines are quiet, gentle canines who take treats respectfully and walk nicely on leash with puppy energy spontaneity. The

Clark, and his brother of a different mother, Lewis, arrived at the Humane Society three days apart and from opposite ends of Benton County. As kennel mates they mirror image each other as though they have been together forever. They walk the walk and talk the talk of life-long companions that have shared the same adventures and learned the same lessons. They are the doggy metaphorical partners of two of the most admired American heroes.

Six-month-old, 41-pound Clark emulates his role model with an affable, works well with others and a really wants to please attitude that encompasses all the humans he knows and all the canines he romps with in the bark park frolics. Clark enjoys being close to his human and appreciates an opportunity to relax after an energetic outing by stretching out on the cool grass while his mind plays his favorite melodic phrase, "midnight at the oasis."

Both canines are quiet, gentle canines who take treats respectfully and walk nicely on leash with puppy energy spontaneity. The comradery they show with each other will be redirected toward the humans that will share their life adventure.