Cedric spent seven years as a loved family dog, and the only reason he's here is that his family is moving out of state. That's it. That's the whole story. He came from a home with kids as young as newborns, knows his basic commands, graduated obedience school, and is crate trained. He's friendly with strangers, does well with other dogs, and can be left alone without incident. For a hound, he's pretty reasonable. Day to day, Cedric is calm and easygoing. He's not high-maintenance, doesn't have a list of issues, and seems genuinely unbothered by most things. His one gap is house training-he's not there yet-but he's shown he can learn, so it's more of a to-do than a dealbreaker. His feelings on cats are unknown, so a home without them or one willing to do a careful introduction would be the safer call. He would do best with room to move around, so a yard or some outdoor access would go a long way for him. Cedric is a straightforward, good boy in a situation he didn't ask for. He's ready for someone to give him a couch to come home to.