Elvis is a joy to his foster family and everything about him makes his foster mom smile. His tail is always wagging. He's a very good boy who loves attention and will lay his head on your lap for you to pet him. His house training is great although he marked his territory a little when he first got to his foster home. Elvis will go to the door when he wants to go out to the fenced yard, and when he wants to come in he will come to the door and scratch. He comes to his name but also comes to a whistle. He pretty much ignores the cats and only appears mildly inquisitive when he sees a squirrel. At night he sleeps on a dog bed in the bedroom with the rest of the dogs. He is fine with strangers and, although Foster mom works from home and they have not really left him alone much, he appears to do fine when he has been. He just sits with the other dogs and stares out the window. Elvis knows how to sit and is definitely food motivated. He loves being with his people, loves cuddles and loves being with the other dogs. Elvis is heartworm positive and is scheduled for his treatment the end of the first week of January. As long as an adopter can observe the activity restriction necessary post-treatment, he is ready for a sleepover.

Good with Dogs, Good with Cats