Quest 26C-241

Dogs are comprised of exceptional traits: loyalty, friendship, intelligence, curiosity, social connection, and communication. And then there is a pup named Quest, who has all of these qualities and one more very special virtue... the most fun-loving canine that you will ever meet. It took only 10 seconds of bark park time and Quest had already tracked down a squeaky hidden in the grass and given it a complete dash about the park tour. He hopped into the wading pool, gave the toy a quick bath and then back to the romp. Quest then decided to give a different squeaky a ride around the park and then back into the pool. Eight-month-old Quest, the SCUBA dog, put his head under the water and checked for submerged squeakies. You may think that this pup is just entertaining you but, in reality, he is really entertaining himself. This 40-pound almost full-grown pup loves to flip the toys into the air and remarkably catch them on the trip down. He literally flipped one over the head of the human and spontaneously dashed between the human’s legs to retrieve the lucky toy. Give him a split-second and he will invent another game of fun, fun, fun. At the end of the session while the bio was being penned, Quest sat quietly next to the human, stretched up and shared a soft nose touch. Quest is excitedly waiting for you at the Humane Society for Animals in Rogers, AR.

Dogs are comprised of exceptional traits: loyalty, friendship, intelligence, curiosity, social connection, and communication. And then there is a pup named Quest, who has all of these qualities and one more very special virtue... the most fun-loving canine that you will ever meet. It took only 10 seconds of bark park time and Quest had already tracked down a squeaky hidden in the grass and given it a complete dash about the park tour. He hopped into the wading pool, gave the toy a quick bath and then back to the romp. Quest then decided to give a different squeaky a ride around the park and then back into the pool. Eight-month-old Quest, the SCUBA dog, put his head under the water and checked for submerged squeakies. You may think that this pup is just entertaining you but, in reality, he is really entertaining himself. This 40-pound almost full-grown pup loves to flip the toys into the air and remarkably catch them on the trip down. He literally flipped one over the head of the human and spontaneously dashed between the hum

Dogs are comprised of exceptional traits: loyalty, friendship, intelligence, curiosity, social connection, and communication. And then there is a pup named Quest, who has all of these qualities and one more very special virtue... the most fun-loving canine that you will ever meet. It took only 10 seconds of bark park time and Quest had already tracked down a squeaky hidden in the grass and given it a complete dash about the park tour. He hopped into the wading pool, gave the toy a quick bath and then back to the romp. Quest then decided to give a different squeaky a ride around the park and then back into the pool. Eight-month-old Quest, the SCUBA dog, put his head under the water and checked for submerged squeakies. You may think that this pup is just entertaining you but, in reality, he is really entertaining himself. This 40-pound almost full-grown pup loves to flip the toys into the air and remarkably catch them on the trip down. He literally flipped one over the head of the human and spontaneously dashed between the human’s legs to retrieve the lucky toy. Give him a split-second and he will invent another game of fun, fun, fun. At the end of the session while the bio was being penned, Quest sat quietly next to the human, stretched up and shared a soft nose touch. Quest is excitedly waiting for you at the Humane Society for Animals in Rogers, AR.