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He's the "guy with the tongue"...and crazy ears...a bit of wild slobber...and some endearing awkwardness. But oh so HANDSOME!! Those eyes will pull you in. I dare anyone who meets him not to fall head over heels in love with him. 

Adam is learning how much fun it is to let loose and be a playful and confident dog. The more comfy he feels, the more confident he becomes. He's been shy but really good at quietly welcoming strangers/visitors who come in the house. 

He's majorly motivated by treats BUT can be a bit pushy with the other dogs to get his first...(and try as hard as he can to make sure no one else gets theirs at all). So he needs some lessons in good manners. He can also be aggressive when it comes to competing with the other dogs for toys. 

He's thrilled at being able to sleep on the couch at night. And can be trusted to free roam when no one's home. He would do fine with at least one other dog. He's a sensitive big guy so I can't say if he would suffer separation anxiety if he was an only dog and left at home alone or not.

With a consistent routine, he's wonderful at going potty outside. 

He needs to be tested again with children. Where I don't think he would actually hurt anyone, the concern is still there. He definitely needs training in manners.

A fenced yard is recommended. Leash walking has not fully been observed yet.

Adams' tongue hangs out because he doesn't have any teeth there to keep it in. 
He doesn't mind being dressed and loves attention once he warms up to his person.

He's being fostered in Yorktown, VA