Ruff Ruff! My name is Jack 1056

And now, a few words from me: My name is Jack and is it play time yet?? I'm around 3-4 yrs old and prefer to be very active so will be looking for a home that can help me burn off some of my excess energy. I like toys but they're all mine. Well, ok, you as a human can take them but no other dogs get them - they're all mine mine mine to play play play. I'm a good boy who was surrendered to a shelter after my owner moved and left me behind, but it honestly wasn't my fault. I'm crate trained and not noisy in the home but I do need my own forever home that will give me lots of exercise and stimulation. My foster mom says I'm smart - too smart for my own good - whatever that means, but I thought I'd share that. Oh, and treats are a requirement in my new home - any and all treats please and thank you. 

And now, a few words from my foster mom: Jack is an active boy who loves to play with other dogs but can at times be demanding of play. If they are not open to playing, he doesn't understand and can be rather forceful by barking right in their face, yelling at them for not playing more. If you're considering Jack as your new forever friend and you have a dog already, they would need to be able to hold their own with Jack, both in terms of playing with him and also yelling at him if they are not interested in playing. Jack needs stimulation, exercise and to be busy. He's be spectacular at agility if that's of interest to you. He's small but mighty - he looks much smaller than the 10 or so pounds he is because he is just solid muscle. I can't stress enough that Jack needs a home who will exercise him, join some sort of agility or other sport to help burn off this excess energy and will give Jack the love and patience he needs to learn to be the perfect forever friend. Ideally the forever home will have a fully fenced yard so he can zing around and burn off energy. Leash walks will be great but not enough for him. He doesn't appear to shed much if at all but I can't say for sure if he'd be considered a 'hypo-allergenic' dog for those with allergies. He is good about his potty needs and going to the bathroom outside but I do say to expect accidents when a dog goes into a new home. Jack has access to kibble 24/7 and does not overeat. He will hoard all the treats he can find though and will eat them later so should not be given access to too many at once. He is a lovely boy who - when tired - loves to cuddle but that's not normally the type of dog he is. He's a dog that needs a job, need a purpose and when he's done and tired out, he's a happy dog.