Salt Lake City Adoption Search Dogs Benny
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Adoptable Male Poodle, Standard
Adoptable Male Poodle, Standard
Adoptable Male Poodle, Standard
Adoptable Male Poodle, Standard
Adoptable Male Poodle, Standard
Adoptable Male Poodle, Standard

Adopt Benny

Dog, looks like
Poodle, Standard
Age
Adult, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Male
Color
Black
Location
Salt Lake City
At 8 years old, this handsome Standard Poodle mix has perfected the art of loving and being loved. Equal parts gentle soul and loyal best friend, he’s the kind of dog who believes every day should start and end with a hug — and he’s happy to be the one giving them. Whether he’s politely sitting by your side with the sweetest puppy eyes you’ve ever seen or leaning in for a full-body cuddle, his favorite place in the world is right next to his people. His calm, affectionate nature makes him just as content spending a cozy day stretched out on the couch as he would be trotting happily beside you on a scenic hiking adventure. Don’t let his refined manners fool you — this sweet boy still has a playful streak! He absolutely loves to “cob” on his favorite stuffy toys, gently nibbling them with pure joy. It’s one of his cutest quirks and guaranteed to make you smile. With his polite sit, loving heart, and perfect balance of laid-back and outdoorsy, he’s ready to be someone’s devoted companion for movie marathons, mountain trails, and every loving moment in between.❤️🐾
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