Foster Dog Name: Pee Wee
Physical Appearance
Approximate Age: 8 months
Sex: Male
Breed Type: English Setter Mix
Color Black and White
Size: Puppy
Weight: 32 pounds
Personality
High/Low Maintenance: Needs exercise to wear him out
Temperament: Confident, Playful, Sweet
Energy Level: High Energy Puppy
Lap/Velcro Dog or Independent/ Loner: Playful puppy that would benefit from a tolerant adult playmate to learn from and follow
Riding in Car: Rides well, but does get car sick sometimes
Playful with toys? LOVES playing ball and any toy. He would be an excellent agility candidate
Birdiness: Learning
Interactions
Adults (Males-Females) in home: Great
Little Kids: Great
Meeting Visitors/Strangers: Loves people he is very confident
Other Dogs: Great
Playfulness with other dogs: He wants to play with everyone, but the others are not always in the mood. He is learning doggy manners
Behavior around Cats: He tries to greet the cats, but backs off when smacked in the face
Barking: Some play barking
Behavior Inside House: Playful, Confident
Behavior Outside in the Yard: Playful, Confident
Behavior Away from Home (pet store,dog parks,etc): Playful, Confident
Training
Commands: Working on Sit, Down, and Come
Tricks: He can stuff two balls in his mouth and still run around the yard and play
Potential as Hunting Companion: He is learning about birds
Agility: He would be excellent with a tennis ball as a reward
Housebreaking: In Progress
Crate Training: Crates fine
Leash Walking: Pulls
Off-Leash/Recall: Working on it with the positive reinforcement of the ball play. He is doing better
Health
Appetite: Good
General Health: Good- other than a temporary issue with
Ongoing Medication/Maintenance needed: None
Foster Parent Evaluation of the dog
Special Qualities: He is a very confident puppy that learns from older dogs in the home
Type of Family/Home for best placement: A home that loves an active puppy and is willing to train and play with him
Special Requirements/Needs: Patience and LOVE
Fence Requirements: Regular fenced in yard-He will begin training on the invisible in the next week so that he can play more in the open yard with the other dogs.
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