Contact My Foster! : Blanchefolks@comcast.net He has been accepting Pets and wags his tail even quite often, instead of it being tucked between his legs. He gets along great and tolerates a very active little female poodle and rests comfortably beside her, not guarding or reacting to her or her frequent attempts to play with him. No resource guarding at all with treats, toys or food. He met a new family member (a teen boy) and was not anxious at all like he was at first leaving the shelter. He is such a sweet boy and just needs love. Bart has responded so well to slow movements and lots of pets and talking to him. He does have a little separation anxiety and has been chewing on some things when left alone or during the night. Foster is trying to slowly get him used to the crate by letting him go in and out on his own and rewarding him with treats. He is working on potty training and using the pee pads quite well. Foster is slowly introducing him to outdoors and more frequent walks. “You can never leave footprints that last if you are always walking on tiptoe.” —Leymah Gbowee