Meet BoBo ???? Some dogs need to be told what to do with themselves. BoBo already knows: run. He is a one-year-old Australian Kelpie — sleek black coat, a white bib at his chest, tan points on his legs, and two enormous ears that snap straight up the second life gets interesting. Which, to BoBo, is constantly. He has the kind of face that looks like it's grinning at the simple fact that he gets to be alive today. A Kelpie's heart is built for motion, and BoBo wears that inheritance proudly. He loves to run — across a yard, down a fence line, back and forth just to make sure everything is still exactly where it belongs, and then run it again. Give him room to burn that joy and you get him back calm, close, and completely yours. A busy Kelpie is the best dog there is, and BoBo is living proof of it. And here's the part that will get you: this boy has manners. BoBo does not jump on people. He greets you like a gentleman — soft amber eyes, a wiggly whole body, and all four paws right where they belong on the ground. He is house trained through and through, so thoroughly that he won't even go potty in the outside pen. He'd rather hold it and wait for his people than make a mess where he lives. That isn't a dog who needs to be taught. That's a dog who already cares. At one year old he's past the chaotic puppy stage and right in his prime — and he's ready to be someone's running partner, shadow, and best friend. He'd love a home with room to move, people who enjoy being outdoors, and honestly a job to do: a yard to patrol, a ball to chase, a person to keep company with. He's smart enough to learn anything you'd like to teach him, and eager enough to learn it the first time. BoBo will not sit quietly in a corner waiting to be noticed. He'll be right there beside you, ears up, ready for whatever you've got — a run, a walk, a game, or just a warm leg to lean against. All he needs now is someone to run with. ??