Ace is a goofball that loves life and takes nothing seriously. Except treats. Treats are serious business! He would do best in a single-family home with a high fenced back yard. He's a moose and a 4-foot fence to him is like you and me stepping over a mushroom. And he has been known to take self-guided tours around his neighborhood. Ace has never lived with cats and kids before, but honestly your cats may plot your demise if you bring him home and your kids better be the size of a pro football linebacker to deal with this moose when he comes thundering through the house. We suggest a home with no cats (for everyone's sake) and children willing to withstand Hurricane Ace when he comes to play. He will need a crate or a secure location when he is left to his own devices at home. Why you ask? Giant dog plus all alone in home equals college student house party without the extra bodies to add to the chaos. Trust us crates will save your couch. He is house trained, and polite enough to wait to go out, but schedules will make a big difference in what you have waiting if you ignore him. He has met dogs here at the shelter as well at his previous home, and let's just say size matters. Ace loves all size dogs, but do all size dogs love Ace? He would probably do best with dogs above the 40-pound weight and smaller dogs just don't seem to enjoy meeting a T-Rex running at them at 20 mph, and small dog owners will probably have a heart attack watching Ace bound over like some dysfunctional antelope in their tiny dog's direction. Don't get us wrong with a face and personality we know that is a family looking for a giant lap dog that will drool all over your legs after he drinks water. Think you are up for it? Then come me Ace before he lobs off into the sunset...with a leash and collar this time not like Crocodile Dundee on a walk about.