More about DINE

***IN FOSTER--call to schedule a meet***While in foster, Dine has shown himselfOTHER PETS: Dine may do well with other dogs with slow introductions, and slow integration. A gradual, supervised introduction process will help build trust and prevent overwhelming any dog. Likely (with proper introduction)OWNER EXPERIENCE: Experience with positive reinforcement or willingness to learn. KIDS: Dine may do well with children, particularly when interactions are actively supervised and kids are taught to be gentle and respectful. Likely (Must Meet First)ACTIVITY LEVEL: Dine has an average energy level in foster and enjoys outings as well as snooze-time on the couch. A combination of regular exercise and plenty of mental enrichment such as food puzzles, toys, and games will help meet his needs.VETERINARY CARE: LEVEL OF TRAINING NEEDED: Positive reinforcement will help Dine learn new skills (such as loose-leash walking) and fun tricks while building confidence and bonding with his family. GROOMING: minimal