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Courtesy listing<br/><br/> Meet Biscuit! Your Smooth-Coated Border Collie with the Sweetest Eyes! <br/><br/>Biscuit is a 5-year-old smooth-coat tricolor Border Collie with the softest, sweetest eyes that will melt your heart! This handsome boy has his own little quirks, a playful personality, and a few favorite things that make him uniquely Biscuit. <br/><br/>His absolute FAVORITE thing in the world is a hard plastic yellow egg ball (think Jolly Ball)! He bats it around like a soccer ball and is perfectly happy entertaining himself. His second favorite activity? Grabbing a toy—or even a conveniently located leaf—and running victory laps around the other dogs while they play! He’ll chase a frisbee, too, although catching it is still a work in progress.<br/><br/>Biscuit is a gentle soul who takes treats ever so politely and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. He’s also fine with cats! He does well with nail trims and is comfortable in his crate. His leash skills are coming along, and he’ll benefit from continued practice and patience.<br/><br/>Biscuit can be nervous around new people, especially when he’s in his crate or on leash, so he may show some reactive behaviors when he feels uncomfortable. He would do best in a quieter home with someone who understands that trust takes time and is willing to let him settle in at his own pace. He hasn’t had much exposure to men, so we don’t yet know how he’ll respond to them.<br/><br/>Biscuit isn’t looking for a busy, chaotic world. He’s looking for a person who appreciates the quieter souls, celebrates the silly little things, and understands that the best friendships are built on patience, trust, and love. Give him his yellow egg, a few toys, some dog friends, and a peaceful place to call home, and you might just have his heart. <br/><br/> Biscuit is ready to find his people! Could you be the one to give this sweet boy the safe, loving home he deserves?<br/><br/>If your interested please call Heather 971 334 6817 for details.

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Meet Biscuit! Your Smooth-Coated Border Collie with the Sweetest Eyes!

Biscuit is a 5-year-old smooth-coat tricolor Border Collie with the softest, sweetest eyes that will melt your heart! This handsome boy has his own little quirks, a playful personality, and a few favorite things that make him uniquely Biscuit.

His absolute FAVORITE thing in the world is a hard plastic yellow egg ball (think Jolly Ball)! He bats it around like a soccer ball and is perfectly happy entertaining himself. His second favorite activity? Grabbing a toy—or even a conveniently located leaf—and running victory laps around the other dogs while they play! He’ll chase a frisbee, too, although catching it is still a work in progress.

Biscuit is a gentle soul who takes treats ever so politely and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. He’s also fine with cats! He does well with nail trims and is comfortable in his crate. His leash skills are coming along, and he’ll benefit from continued practice

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Meet Biscuit! Your Smooth-Coated Border Collie with the Sweetest Eyes!

Biscuit is a 5-year-old smooth-coat tricolor Border Collie with the softest, sweetest eyes that will melt your heart! This handsome boy has his own little quirks, a playful personality, and a few favorite things that make him uniquely Biscuit.

His absolute FAVORITE thing in the world is a hard plastic yellow egg ball (think Jolly Ball)! He bats it around like a soccer ball and is perfectly happy entertaining himself. His second favorite activity? Grabbing a toy—or even a conveniently located leaf—and running victory laps around the other dogs while they play! He’ll chase a frisbee, too, although catching it is still a work in progress.

Biscuit is a gentle soul who takes treats ever so politely and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. He’s also fine with cats! He does well with nail trims and is comfortable in his crate. His leash skills are coming along, and he’ll benefit from continued practice and patience.

Biscuit can be nervous around new people, especially when he’s in his crate or on leash, so he may show some reactive behaviors when he feels uncomfortable. He would do best in a quieter home with someone who understands that trust takes time and is willing to let him settle in at his own pace. He hasn’t had much exposure to men, so we don’t yet know how he’ll respond to the