Jack was recently returned to the shelter at no fault of his own. The poor guy can't catch a break. All the back and forth between the shelter and different homes since he was a puppy has, understandably, left Jack with some anxiety. He really needs someone to make a commitment to him and stick with it. Jack graduated from the "Making Pawsitive Changes" prison training program in middle of 2025 where he had 6 weeks of basic manners training. Here is some of what his trainers/handlers have to report about Jack: "Hi, my name is Jack and I am a 1.5 year-old loving ball of energy! I get along with most dogs. I love playing and could play all day with other dogs if you let me. I've played with lots of dogs, big and small, male and female. I wake up around 8AM and go for my first potty. Every other morning, I'll go for a long walk. On mornings I don't go for a walk, I work on my training. I am really good at settling in my crate for the night. I love my kennel- it is my safe place. I have learned "sit", "wait" (instead of stay), and "down". When I'm walking with you, if I start to pull, just tell me "slow down". When you feed me my meals, ask me to "sit" and "wait" and I will wait until you say "OK" to eat. My best quality is that I loooooooove people. I get so happy to see people. I am good hearted and love my humans. My favorite activities are: going for walks, playing, being loved on, and most of all I LOVE EATING!!! When I'm training, treats and high praise are key for me. My forever home looks like a big yard to run around in and a loving family. Fun fact about me: I love gardens! I will eat fresh veggies all day long if you let me. Veggies are a huge love for me. Fresh green beans, carrots, broccoli, zucchini, cucumbers......just to name a few. I love them!!" If you are interested in meeting the incredible Jack. Call the shelter at 906 632 2519 to set up an appointment. Please call for the quickest response to inquiries as those submitted through FB, Petfinder, and email are not always closely monitored. If you have another dog in the home, a meet and greet is required before bringing Jack home.