Occasionally we get in some rare little pups that you wonder why they are so well behaved. We know they haven't really had any formal training or real attention in their early life. Well Arch is one of those rare boy puppies who we have found to be all the things rolled up in to one gorgeous, special young puppy. Born December 8th we are told, this handsome brindle little man is a combination of Beagle and Mountain Cur. The interesting physical element to this good looking boy is that he has the softest, velvety fur that just makes you wan to stroke his head and all the way down his back . He is just a bright and loving little guy who jumps around like a little bunny when excited to see you. He is not a runner and just follows you around the yard and when you say to come in he comes a-runnin'. His recall is great and he knows his name immediately. So smart!!! He is learning how to walk on a leash and how to wear a collar for the first time at just 3 months of age. He is snuggly, fearless and runs amongst the BIG dogs in the foster home and endures the small old ladies who don't appreciate his enthusiasm for life. He never gets his feelings hurt. He is learning the pee pad and also what outside bathroom breaks are all about. He is alert and inquisitive and loves to burrow under the covers on the sofa on in your bed. He loves bedroom shoes and will gather his foster mom's in his dog bed as a collection that he is so proud to have with him. He is crate trained and does well almost all night. Hungry? You bed he is ......he loves his food and this should be used for training purposes. He is always interested in what your are eating too!!! So let's say that if you want a perfect puppy and one that you might not have to have a fenced yard for....then Arch is your guy. We expect him to be a 35 or maybe 40 pound adult dog. Depends on if the Beagle side kicks in. His fee are not big and at 3 months he is just 11 pounds. Don't hesitate to give this boy some deep thought and consideration. He is so handsome and will be a once in a lifetime companion. Please write to Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com Please state where you live: city and state. We can adopt to Tennessee residents where the rescue originates and we also can transport him to the northeastern corridor of states on a certificated animal transport carrier/van. He is ready March 20th He will be neutered and all shots done and microchipped and dewormed. ADOPTION FEE REQUIRED. Contact ccrtennessee@gmail.com.