Cooper likes being close by but isn't much for snuggling, except on rare occasions when the mood strikes—he has surprised former fosters by becoming a couch companion. Usually, though, he prefers not to be touched, letting you know his boundaries, but he responds well to direction and will go where you indicate with a point. Leashes aren't his favorite, so he'd do best in a securely fenced space. Cooper previously lived with other dogs and children, but the busy environment was overwhelming, which led to his surrender. A quiet property with enclosed outdoor access suits him best. In the right environment, Cooper will thrive and his unique temperament will be valued. What are you waiting for? Apply today!