John

John showed more difficulty during this assessment compared to his previous one, with increased pacing, high jumping, body checking, and signs of overstimulation. While he can be very affectionate, he becomes easily frustrated with restraint and overly excited during intense contact or play.<br/><br/>He is strong on leash and can jump high, which may be overwhelming for small children or frail adults. John also showed guarding behavior with high-value chews and would benefit from desensitization in this area. For these reasons, he is not recommended for a home with small children.<br/><br/>John would do best with an experienced adopter or rescue willing to work on training and behavior support. He appeared friendly with people and generally tolerant of other dogs, and with the right guidance, he may be a good candidate for adoption.

John showed more difficulty during this assessment compared to his previous one, with increased pacing, high jumping, body checking, and signs of overstimulation. While he can be very affectionate, he becomes easily frustrated with restraint and overly excited during intense contact or play.

He is strong on leash and can jump high, which may be overwhelming for small children or frail adults. John also showed guarding behavior with high-value chews and would benefit from desensitization in this area. For these reasons, he is not recommended for a home with small children.

John would do best with an experienced adopter or rescue willing to work on training and behavior support. He appeared friendly with people and generally tolerant of other dogs, and with the right guidance, he may be a good candidate for adoption.

John showed more difficulty during this assessment compared to his previous one, with increased pacing, high jumping, body checking, and signs of overstimulation. While he can be very affectionate, he becomes easily frustrated with restraint and overly excited during intense contact or play.

He is strong on leash and can jump high, which may be overwhelming for small children or frail adults. John also showed guarding behavior with high-value chews and would benefit from desensitization in this area. For these reasons, he is not recommended for a home with small children.

John would do best with an experienced adopter or rescue willing to work on training and behavior support. He appeared friendly with people and generally tolerant of other dogs, and with the right guidance, he may be a good candidate for adoption.