Kasper was surrendered in the best interest of his owner, even though he had been with him since he was just a pup. That kind of transition isn’t easy, and while it has affected him, Kasper is doing his best to adjust and find his footing again. The shelter environment has been overwhelming for him. He came from a quiet home where he lived peacefully on his own, so all the noise and constant activity can be a bit too much. Because of this, Kasper can be a bit of an opportunist when it comes to finding an escape from the chaos—he’s simply trying to get back to a calmer, more comfortable space. Kasper isn’t much of a cuddler, but he enjoys being near his person and relaxing in his own way. He’s an independent, calm-natured dog who values his space and would thrive in a quieter home where he can settle in at his own pace. He does well with other dogs but prefers to have his own space rather than constant interaction. One thing Kasper truly excels at is being housetrained—he understands home life and is happiest when he’s in that kind of environment.