Ross is named for the lovable, bashful and somewhat goofy character on the television series "Friends."  He is on the smaller side of a big dog, is fully house-trained, and lets you know when he needs to go out. He is willing to learn what is expected of him. Ross can sit for his leash, shake paws, is good on leash walking and will be great on the leash with continued practice.  He learned quickly to be comfortable riding in a car and resting in a crate and goes in when asked.

Ross is a young pup with lots of energy, so his ideal home will give him daily walks and lots of time to run and play. A fenced-in yard or someone in the family who can exercise with him every day will allow Ross be his best and happiest self.  Children are fine for Ross, but 8 years or older are best for him. 

Ross has been living with a small, dominant, female dog and they get along well.   He is gentle when meeting new dogs and people, but he becomes a love bug and active playmate once he knows and trusts them.

Ross is healthy and wonderful boy looking for his forever home.