Buster has overcome quite a bit in the short time he has been with us.  After spending a long time in a boarding facility he came to us confused and very nervous.  I am happy to say that in just a week he has made great strides.  He learned the doggy door in 3 days and is doing well with being potty trained with that. He is such a sweet boy and is eager to please.  We have started to train him basic commands and he has mastered a cute wiggly butt "sit" so far.  We have 2 small dogs and he is good with them both, he has been exposed to a few large dogs and while he doesn't seem to want to play with them, he doesn't mind them either.  The only cat he has seen was one that walked through the front yard, he was on leash and was very curious but pretty calm about it watching it go by.  He is the best cuddler!  He loves to be with you, will snug up with you on the couch, roll over for a belly rub, he has learned to sleep on his own bed at night but will happily jump in bed with you and keep you warm.  He has played some fetch with a ball and brings it back to you.  Buster will need a lot of encouragement and a kind, patient person who will continue to work with him to build his confidence.  He is a bit nervous in a crowd and still exhibits some fear when someone standing bends over him and reaches down  at his face. We have learned that with a calm approach, letting him come to you, he shows happiness and will ask for pets and loving from both men and women.   I feel he would do best in a home with no kids.  He is not an excessive licker and he has not chewed anything that he wasn't supposed to.  This handsome guy has a hop in his trot, a love of sunshine and exploring the back yard and lot of love to give you.