Bruiser

He is housebroken and crate trained and does great in a busy household. He was completely calm and quiet during my mom's 80th birthday party-even with a loud Filipino family gathering and karaoke happening nearby. An 8-year-old autistic family member played with him through the crate, and he was happy and relaxed.<br/><br/>He's getting better on leash and will come back when called if he starts pulling. He may react to some dogs or small animals but is redirectable.<br/><br/>He is very people-oriented, loves attention and wants to be near his humans, but will settle when it's not available. He's good with kids, probably 6+, because he's gentle but doesn't always realize how big he is.<br/><br/>With other dogs, he seems more interested in coexisting than wrestling or playing. He needs a dog that respects boundaries and slow introductions are recommended.<br/><br/>He's very food motivated, although chicken may upset his stomach. He isn't particularly interested in toys or balls.<br/><br/>Car rides are his biggest challenge-he tolerates them but gets stressed, drools and doesn't settle.<br/><br/>Overall, he's a sweet, affectionate, goofy guy who has made great progress and really just wants to be near his people.

He is housebroken and crate trained and does great in a busy household. He was completely calm and quiet during my mom's 80th birthday party-even with a loud Filipino family gathering and karaoke happening nearby. An 8-year-old autistic family member played with him through the crate, and he was happy and relaxed.

He's getting better on leash and will come back when called if he starts pulling. He may react to some dogs or small animals but is redirectable.

He is very people-oriented, loves attention and wants to be near his humans, but will settle when it's not available. He's good with kids, probably 6+, because he's gentle but doesn't always realize how big he is.

With other dogs, he seems more interested in coexisting than wrestling or playing. He needs a dog that respects boundaries and slow introductions are recommended.

He's very food motivated, although chicken may upset his stomach. He isn't particularly interested in toys or balls.

Car rides are his biggest challenge-he

He is housebroken and crate trained and does great in a busy household. He was completely calm and quiet during my mom's 80th birthday party-even with a loud Filipino family gathering and karaoke happening nearby. An 8-year-old autistic family member played with him through the crate, and he was happy and relaxed.

He's getting better on leash and will come back when called if he starts pulling. He may react to some dogs or small animals but is redirectable.

He is very people-oriented, loves attention and wants to be near his humans, but will settle when it's not available. He's good with kids, probably 6+, because he's gentle but doesn't always realize how big he is.

With other dogs, he seems more interested in coexisting than wrestling or playing. He needs a dog that respects boundaries and slow introductions are recommended.

He's very food motivated, although chicken may upset his stomach. He isn't particularly interested in toys or balls.

Car rides are his biggest challenge-he tolerates them but gets stressed, drools and doesn't settle.

Overall, he's a sweet, affectionate, goofy guy who has made great progress and really just wants to be near his people.