Eli lives with megaesophagus, which means he needs to eat upright in his Bailey chair three times a day. He manages his routine well and takes his time getting to know new people, but he'll come around and show his gentle side. Eli was raised around children and is comfortable in a household with kids. He gets along with other dogs, though he does not get along with cats. Eli does best with a predictable routine and an adopter who can continue his feeding regimen and respect his need for space at first meetings. He is house trained and handles himself with dignity. Click apply to start the adoption process.