Goliath is one of the most striking dogs we've ever met in person. His shiny coat, unique coloring, and those two mesmerizing blue eyes make him an absolute showstopper-and he gets nonstop compliments wherever he goes. But Goliath isn't just a pretty face; he genuinely lives to be a good boy, please his humans, and do the right thing. He's incredibly intelligent, highly tuned into people's emotions and intentions, and picks up on routines and training remarkably quickly. With his smarts come both advantages and challenges: he is extremely trainable and eager to please, but he can also be a bit high-strung compared to other dogs his age. He has no naughty bone in his body, but without proper outlets for his energy and brainpower, he can become restless, showing behaviors like excessive licking, scratching, or whining. With consistent exercise, outdoor time, and a structured routine with clear boundaries, Goliath absolutely thrives. He doesn't require any special medications or kenneling, and his previous nervous behaviors are completely resolved. That said, he does best in a home that offers both high levels of physical activity and mental engagement, along with consistent leadership and structure to help him feel calm and secure during downtime. Goliath is incredibly well-rounded and trustworthy. He does beautifully with people, other animals, and new situations. He kennels perfectly, rides well in the car, can be left home alone for extended periods, walks politely on leash (especially with a gentle leader), and is 100% potty trained. He knows basic commands-come, sit, down, stay-and listens reliably. Goliath is from an Owner Surrender.