Our New Baby Boy Options

[Ambereyes]

We recently became the proud parents of Toffee , a Chocolate/Caramel/white border collie

he was 2 and a half months old when we got him (he's just gone three months now), his old owners bought him , but after a week found out that a family member had a serious condition needing lots of hospital treatment and they realised they couldnt keep the puppy ... so we gave him a home , and he has fitted in wonderfully

we werent going to get a dog quite so soon after losing our beloved Buddy Buddys thread but Toffee took our hearts and now wont give them back , lol

we figured seeing as how he was so young he would adapt easily to a name change as we hated the name they had given him , it just didnt suit him , and as we thought he has adapted well and comes when he's called , he's very intelligent and already knows loads of tricks i've taught him ... housetraining is another matter though , lol ... he sort of knows he is to go in the garden , but we still get accidents on the carpets , and he doesnt 'go' on his walks , but does as soon as he gets back into the garden
no matter, he's still a baby and im sure with patience , love and a little (lot) more training he'll learn

heres a few pics of him
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[Jon730]

**Melt***

Borders are really smart, too! You will have your hands full.

I wondered about a new friend when I was grieving, but found that this is where healing begins. I finally laughed for the first time since I lost my Cat-Wife with the whacky antics of a new friend. They will never replace our lost one but they will work their hearts out to make us happier, and they will succeed, whether we think it proper or not..