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He is an energetic dog... typical terrier... full of beans & loves to play ball. Although he gets on well with other dogs in his current foster home, he is not too good with dogs who he is not familiar with (a typical male terrier thing!) and may become anxious so park walks will have to be introduced gradually so that he learns to overcome his lack of security with dogs that he does not know... but this is correctable with the right training.
Being an abandoned pet, we do not know his exact history but he is still young enough to be re-trained which is good .... He also has a tendency to bark a lot when travelling in a car... Therefore it would be best for him to have a home with a large garden where he can get plenty of exercise without the need to take him out in the car whilst he is still settling in. He is fine on street walks and will learn to adapt to cars given time and the the right incentives. He is also a very affectionate dog who loves to cuddle up with people and he loves to play in the garden.

He gets along fine with people and with the cats in his current foster home although by nature he will chase anything that runs. Due to the fact that he is a young energetic dog, he tends to jump & bounce around quite a bit when he gets excited, so he would not be suitable with small children, as he might accidentally knock them over but would be fine with older children.

He is believed to be around a year and a half old,, has all his shots up to date, is micro-chipped, and has a Pet Passport.