Skiz

For a "senior dog" (at years old) he is friendly and very excitable and loves to play.<br/>His previous owner let us know that he does "tolerate" other dogs, but it's in short bursts, he would be better as an only dog where he can get the most attention.<br/><br/>We let him out to play in the pound and can trust him to not approach the other kennels<br/><br/>He's kind of his "own dog"; loves to go on walks and takes his time sniffing and exploring, not real excitable, but does like a good game of tug-of-war once in a while.<br/><br/>He loves to "talk" and let you know that he isn't getting enough attention OR if you are moving too slow to get his food/treats/out potty.

For a "senior dog" (at years old) he is friendly and very excitable and loves to play.
His previous owner let us know that he does "tolerate" other dogs, but it's in short bursts, he would be better as an only dog where he can get the most attention.

We let him out to play in the pound and can trust him to not approach the other kennels

He's kind of his "own dog"; loves to go on walks and takes his time sniffing and exploring, not real excitable, but does like a good game of tug-of-war once in a while.

He loves to "talk" and let you know that he isn't getting enough attention OR if you are moving too slow to get his food/treats/out potty.

For a "senior dog" (at years old) he is friendly and very excitable and loves to play.
His previous owner let us know that he does "tolerate" other dogs, but it's in short bursts, he would be better as an only dog where he can get the most attention.

We let him out to play in the pound and can trust him to not approach the other kennels

He's kind of his "own dog"; loves to go on walks and takes his time sniffing and exploring, not real excitable, but does like a good game of tug-of-war once in a while.

He loves to "talk" and let you know that he isn't getting enough attention OR if you are moving too slow to get his food/treats/out potty.