UPDATE: 4/30/2019

Gus recently changed foster homes as he does best with other playful dogs. His foster mom has observed:

- Gus lovesssss to play!

- He will howl and bark at times, but not obnoxiously so.

- He certainly loves his humans, but he spends most his time in the kitchen sniffing around or playing with the other dogs in our home.

- He is higher energy and would be good for a house with another pet that likes to play. He has not shown any sign of being destructive, and I am sure he would be fine to left roam around the house when no one is home as he would spend his whole time in the kitchen.

ORIGINAL POST: This is a very sweet, handsome, young fellow loves to play. He has a lot of energy and enjoys running around the back yard, playing fetch. He has a silly streak and is a bit mischievous at times, yet does not jump on the furniture. His favorite games right now are playing with his own reflection in the mirror – as if it were another dog – and playing with squeaky, crinkly toys. All may be quiet in the evening, with the quiet suddenly pierced by a SQUEAK! He needs regular exercise and a fenced back yard, and would do well as an only dog or with another for company. He is OK with cats as long as there is another dog to play with. If his only choice of a playmate is the cat, chances are that your cat will need therapy. He is good with kids and he has a lot of love to give. He is doing well with house training. He is affectionate, and always enjoys an ear rub, back rub, or belly rub.
posted 11/07/18 and updated 04/13/19