Mason has a bouncy outlook on life, still young he is very food orientated for training which is great. He walks well loose lead and travels in the car no issues. Due to a shaky start he is learning basic social interaction with other dogs at meet and greet. He arrived with the attitude of shouting HELLO at other dogs, rather than approaching quietly tail wagging. This has now changed with correct training and he is happily living alongside another foster. He does have issues with being left alone, at night especially. Being passed around a couple of homes/carers before coming to me has made him wary of being left alone so he'd suit someone who includes him in their every day activities and will bring him inside at night to settle. A doggie friend would be better as he loves the constant company. He adores my kids but with such long legs and a happy personality he may be a little large for toddlers, so think about that when considering him for your home.