Meet Bonita, a vibrant and affectionate companion who is always ready for an adventure! This sweet girl is full of life and enthusiasm, eager to engage with her surroundings and share her joyful spirit. She's described as super smart and social, thriving on interaction and playtime. Bonita's playful nature means she can be a bit bouncy at times, a charming trait that adds to her lively personality and makes every day exciting.
As a Border Collie, Bonita embodies the classic traits of her breed: high energy, intelligence, and a strong desire for activity. She would excel in a home that understands her need for both mental and physical stimulation, whether it's long walks, invigorating hikes, or engaging games of fetch. Bonita is also very compatible with other animals, doing well with both dogs and cats, making her a wonderful addition to a multi-pet household where she can enjoy the company of furry friends.
Bonita is seeking an active forever home that can embrace her zest for life and provide the structure and engagement she needs to truly shine. Due to her high energy and playful excitement, she would thrive best with older children or an adult-only household that appreciates her spirited personality. If you're looking for a loyal, energetic best friend who will keep you smiling and on the move, Bonita is ready to become an incredible and devoted member of your family.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$250.00
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