Pepper Jack (TN)

Peppy, sociable, confident Pepper Jack is full of energy and curiosity. He spent the last six months living outside so he was elated to come into foster care and regain his place as a couch-lounging, snuggle-seeking, toy-playing family member! Pepper Jack is now 5 years-old and weighs 16 lbs. He absolutely loves people and greets newcomers with interest and friendliness. Small children, however, might find his greeting a bit too bouncy and enthusiastic. Pepper Jack has lived with other dogs almost his entire life and does well with them for the most part, but he got used to having to be assertive with his 3 much larger former siblings and hasn't yet completely gotten over his bossy ways. If the other dogs aren't trying to share "his" food and toys, he is content to live and let live. While he might even occasionally try to initiate a bit of play with them, his preference is to play with his humans. House-training wasn't the problem we thought it might be after he had lived so long outdoors; while he did quite a bit of attempted marking in his first few days, that is a thing of the past and he is now proving that he is quite reliable.<br/><br/>Pepper Jack loves hearing "Let's go outside" then zooming around the yard in great circles for the sheer joy of it. If his new home doesn't have a fenced yard, there will need to be a specific plan in place for how he will get ample opportunity to run securely off-leash on a very regular basis. Pepper Jack also loves going for walks, getting cuddles and belly rubs, removing toys from the toy box over and over, and posing for the camera. Speaking of the camera, please visit his photo album at<br/>http://www.ImageEvent.com/beales/fosters/PepperJack<br/>for lots more photos and some videos.

Peppy, sociable, confident Pepper Jack is full of energy and curiosity. He spent the last six months living outside so he was elated to come into foster care and regain his place as a couch-lounging, snuggle-seeking, toy-playing family member! Pepper Jack is now 5 years-old and weighs 16 lbs. He absolutely loves people and greets newcomers with interest and friendliness. Small children, however, might find his greeting a bit too bouncy and enthusiastic. Pepper Jack has lived with other dogs almost his entire life and does well with them for the most part, but he got used to having to be assertive with his 3 much larger former siblings and hasn't yet completely gotten over his bossy ways. If the other dogs aren't trying to share "his" food and toys, he is content to live and let live. While he might even occasionally try to initiate a bit of play with them, his preference is to play with his humans. House-training wasn't the problem we thought it might be after he had lived so long outdoors; while he did quite a bit of attemp

Peppy, sociable, confident Pepper Jack is full of energy and curiosity. He spent the last six months living outside so he was elated to come into foster care and regain his place as a couch-lounging, snuggle-seeking, toy-playing family member! Pepper Jack is now 5 years-old and weighs 16 lbs. He absolutely loves people and greets newcomers with interest and friendliness. Small children, however, might find his greeting a bit too bouncy and enthusiastic. Pepper Jack has lived with other dogs almost his entire life and does well with them for the most part, but he got used to having to be assertive with his 3 much larger former siblings and hasn't yet completely gotten over his bossy ways. If the other dogs aren't trying to share "his" food and toys, he is content to live and let live. While he might even occasionally try to initiate a bit of play with them, his preference is to play with his humans. House-training wasn't the problem we thought it might be after he had lived so long outdoors; while he did quite a bit of attempted marking in his first few days, that is a thing of the past and he is now proving that he is quite reliable.

Pepper Jack loves hearing "Let's go outside" then zooming around the yard in great circles for the sheer joy of it. If his new home doesn't have a fenced yard, there will need to be a specific plan in place for how he will get ample opportunity to run securely off-leash on a ver