Frank *Adoption Pending*

Frank's temporary foster parents say that he is the most loving and sweet hound, kind and willing to please. He is fearful of many things but has overcome a lot in his 3 months in foster. He was initially terrified by a TV screen, but within a week, snuggled on the couch to watch the news or popcorn and a movie. He didn't know what a dog bed was, but after coaxing, realized that it was a pretty nice place! He was at first shy, but quickly warmed and so gentle to 3 young grandsons, trying to lie in their laps. He is not food aggressive and waits patiently for his breakfast and dinner and does not counter-surf. Very much enjoys car rides. He is, however, still fearful of many things outside, like heavy winds, loud trucks or other unexpected noises or situations. Otherwise, he has learned to walk nicely on a leash, absent any startling surprises. Frank needs a calm, steady hand to help him conquer his fears. He has come so far and will be a great dog to the right family. His favorite pastime is napping on the couch, and then napping some more. Frank would do well in a home with another dog to give him confidence.

Frank's temporary foster parents say that he is the most loving and sweet hound, kind and willing to please. He is fearful of many things but has overcome a lot in his 3 months in foster. He was initially terrified by a TV screen, but within a week, snuggled on the couch to watch the news or popcorn and a movie. He didn't know what a dog bed was, but after coaxing, realized that it was a pretty nice place! He was at first shy, but quickly warmed and so gentle to 3 young grandsons, trying to lie in their laps. He is not food aggressive and waits patiently for his breakfast and dinner and does not counter-surf. Very much enjoys car rides. He is, however, still fearful of many things outside, like heavy winds, loud trucks or other unexpected noises or situations. Otherwise, he has learned to walk nicely on a leash, absent any startling surprises. Frank needs a calm, steady hand to help him conquer his fears. He has come so far and will be a great dog to the right family. His favorite pastime is napping on the couch,

Frank's temporary foster parents say that he is the most loving and sweet hound, kind and willing to please. He is fearful of many things but has overcome a lot in his 3 months in foster. He was initially terrified by a TV screen, but within a week, snuggled on the couch to watch the news or popcorn and a movie. He didn't know what a dog bed was, but after coaxing, realized that it was a pretty nice place! He was at first shy, but quickly warmed and so gentle to 3 young grandsons, trying to lie in their laps. He is not food aggressive and waits patiently for his breakfast and dinner and does not counter-surf. Very much enjoys car rides. He is, however, still fearful of many things outside, like heavy winds, loud trucks or other unexpected noises or situations. Otherwise, he has learned to walk nicely on a leash, absent any startling surprises. Frank needs a calm, steady hand to help him conquer his fears. He has come so far and will be a great dog to the right family. His favorite pastime is napping on the couch, and then napping some more. Frank would do well in a home with another dog to give him confidence.