At the three-week mark in foster care, the little dog has made significant progress, learning to ring the bell when nature calls, maintaining a hearty appetite, and gradually overcoming his apprehension towards unfamiliar objects. Did I mention growing, growing like a weed! He exhibits remarkable calmness amidst thunderstorms and external noises. His leash training is progressing, and he tends to stay close by even without one. Sultan is available for foster to adopt, with the adoption being finalized once he is neutered at 5 months of age (July'ish)We require that you have a fenced in yard, not a "kennel" in the yard AND we do not approve underground fencing. Depending upon the dog some exceptions are made for those who live in apartments. We also require that the adoptee will be a part of the family "living" within the home. Our adoption process may be found on our website at www.bitofheaven.org Visits are scheduled by appointment only via emailing request to ownedbycaninesandlovit@yahoo.com