Kramer came from a breeder release, and adjusting to life in a home is very new for him. He’s a shy dog who likes human contact on his own terms but is showing progress—he’ll now accept treats from his foster mom’s hand, which is a solid step for a dog with his background. Kramer’s top joy is running full speed around the fenced yard with his fellow dogs. He’s a fast mover and lights up when he gets to play chase. His kennel provides security, and that’s where he feels safest for now. Potty training is a work in progress, though he’s making strides and only has an accident once in a while. Kramer needs a patient adopter willing to move at his pace as he slowly opens up. For Kramer, a secure, fenced yard is a must—it helps him feel safe and gives him space to run. He’s most comfortable when he has a confident dog companion to show him the ropes and help him feel less overwhelmed. Because of his puppy mill background, Kramer is more fearful than your typical puppy and needs extra understanding. He’s looking for someone who gets that progress will be slow but rewarding. Plus, Kramer does well with both dogs and cats in the home. Give them the home they have been waiting for. Apply today.