Insights from my adventure buddies and foster friends:We had the pleasure of fostering Razzie for two nights, and he is such a wonderful dog. He is fully house-trained, very quiet, and sleeps like a logâthe only noise we heard from him was some gentle snoring at night.Razzie loves walks and is happy to go anywhere from one to at least three miles, whether in the sun or rain (we got caught in a thunderstorm and he was completely unfazed). While he doesn't bark or whine to go outside, he will put one front paw out and gently jump up when you take it. He gets extremely excited when you head toward his harness or leash. On walks, he is an active sniffer who enjoys exploring new routes while keeping a good pace. He is alert around other dogs but does not get overly excited. Although we have a no dogs on the bed rule, Razzie was the exception! He wouldn't settle on the floor in a dogbed, but once allowed on our bed, he slept soundly through the night without moving much at all. While he was initially hesitant about going up the interior stairs of our house, a little verbal encouragement and pets gave him the confidence he needed. He can be startled by approaching him from behind, and seems a bit nervous at times or when you have strange objects in your hand. However, he quickly trusts people and loves affection, pets, and belly rubs. He would benefit from a safe home and some basic command training (sit, stay, lay down). Such an amazing dog!My adoption fee has been fully sponsored.Adopt me and pay $0.00!!!
