Not cat or small dog friendly
Happy with company or medium/large female canine friends
Family with older teenagers

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Boris is so loved by his foster Mum, she says she will be a sad when Boris finds his new forever home, but isn't that what all foster carers have to go through? He is a very pretty boy, his foster Mum says he is by far the most easygoing foster hound she has been lucky to have in her home. He is a very polite, smoochy boy who will jump up next to you for a cuddly when invited. He pops his head on your chest and just laps up the attention.
He is pretty good on the lead, although can pull and be a little reactive when he comes across a small fluffy that is barking at him. But if they aren't barking he will tend to ignore them. Even though Boris does love his walks, he goes with the flow, and if isn't walked every single day, he is not so fussed.

Boris likes other female medium/large friends, in fact he lives with a foster greyhound and beagle girls, and they get along just fine.
A family with older teenage members is what Boris would be the best fit for, as he gets excited at times, whizzing around, doing zoomies that may knock down a small child inadvertently.

He is a very pretty boy with "sable" ears, and has this darkness also on his nose. He isn't too fussed with squeaky toys but does like to take items back to his bed. He is a very good traveller, just loves the car, and sometimes just wants to stay in the car maybe waiting for the next outing - funny boy.
He is fine being outside as well as in and isn't really into running all over the back yard, so a smaller unit type abode with a small yard/courtyard with shade would be fine for Boris. He also sleeps right through the night, so you wont hear a peep from him.
Boris is just a pretty good all around guy, a bit of a dag and will make a lovely family member. He is so deserving of his very own home!

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