Marshall came to the rescue as a tiny pup, abandoned with his siblings and no mother in sight. He’s grown into an independent but affectionate companion, often found side-by-side with his brother Chase. This pair spends hours wrestling over chew toys, but Marshall is quick to enjoy the quiet moments, happy to lean in for a cuddle when things settle down. Food is always top priority—he never turns down a baby carrot and picks up new routines quickly when treats are involved. Potty training has started off strong, though like any youngster, there are still minor accidents. Marshall has a short, easy-care coat and a big presence, typical of large-breed mixes like American Bulldog and Collie. He does well in a foster setting, adapting to new environments and enjoying both independent play and close interactions with people. If you’re looking for a pup that balances friendly energy with a streak of self-sufficiency, Marshall could fit right in. Let’s make it official, apply to adopt!