Grant has a big personality and a special set of needs. He’s well-trained—he knows sit, down, wait, place, drop, give, get your toy, and is familiar with professional obedience work. He’s quick to learn and always eager to use his nose to search for treats in the yard or play creative games involving boxes. Grant connects deeply with his people and thrives with consistent structure and lots of mental stimulation. He cannot live with dogs, cats, or small animals, and he’s not a fit for households with young children due to a high prey drive and his reactivity. Grant wants a strong, experienced handler who understands how to manage nuanced behavior, especially around other dogs. He can become reactive if another dog is near his human, so thoughtful leadership is key for his success. Despite his quirks, Grant is silly and playful, and he loves carrying toys in his mouth. He responds well if you use toys as a reward. Baths and nail trims go smoothly, and overall, he’s an affectionate dog who simply requires the right stewardship. Grant does have some lingering issues from an old leg injury but with proper care, he’s living his life. Start your journey together! Apply now.