Wilson is a sensitive Great Dane in Bullard, TX who’s come a long way in foster care, but still needs patient people who understand shy or traumatized dogs. He’s very cautious with strangers, especially unfamiliar men, and tends to bond more quickly with women. With those he trusts, Wilson is a goofy, loving companion who’ll bury his head in your lap and gather up toys around the house. While he enjoys bursts of play, his overall energy is calm and mellow, making him great company for relaxed days at home. Sudden touches can startle Wilson, though this is improving. He’s lived peacefully with large dogs and is friendly with cats, but bunnies are not a good match. He’s done well around kids aged 4 to 9, but would do best with calmer, older children who respect his space. He’s house trained, crate trained, walks nicely on leash, and knows basics like "sit" and "crate." Wilson will need a yard with a secure fence—he’s a flight risk if frightened—and he’s not ideal for apartment living, as he’s vocal when people or vehicles approach the house. He can be nervous during nail trims and currently visits the vet for them. His ideal home is quiet, predictable, and filled with understanding. A family with someone working from home would be perfect, as Wilson thrives on routine and having his people nearby. After four years in foster care, he deserves a family willing to keep helping him heal and grow. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.