Grimm is a 4-year-old bundle of personality who is always ready to see what adventure comes next. Friendly, curious, and energetic, this handsome guy loves being involved in whatever his people are doing. He's definitely not a dainty boy and sometimes forgets just how much space he takes up, but his enthusiasm for life is part of his charm! Grimm appears to be housetrained and is crate trained. He's a smart dog who learns quickly. He already knows several commands, including sit, come, lay down, and shake. He also has excellent manners at mealtime and will sit patiently and waits for his food. When it comes to other animals, Grimm does well with cats and can get along with some dogs, though not all. A single-pet home would be just fine with him, but he may be able to coexist with a calm, docile female dog. He is okay with children, though his size and enthusiasm can sometimes be more than little ones expect. He does not require a tall fence and does fine with a shorter one. More than anything, Grimm loves spending time with his humans. Whether it's playtime in the yard, learning new things, or simply hanging out together, he's happiest when he's part of the family. If you're looking for a loyal, fun-loving companion with a big heart and an even bigger personality, Grimm may be the perfect match for you! Increasingly, we are doing FOSTER TO ADOPT options! Thats where you and puppers make sure youre a good fit for one another before signing on the dotted line..... its a win-win for everyone! Just ask your adoption counselor about how this works. If you are interested in adopting this or another POPP dog, please complete our short adoption questionnaire found at: https://www.popptricities.org/adopt/adoption-questionnaire-canine/ If you have any questions. please E-mail us at dogsadopt@popptricities.org. Our puppy or dog adoption fee of $200 includes a lovable, non-judgmental canine companion who has been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped prior to adoption. Your adoption fee helps support POPP and our spay/neuter efforts in the community to end overpopulation of cats and dogs.