Mill is a handsome and charming boy, weighing in at 55-lbs (two pounds of which is cheek flaps). Mill was brought in as a stray and quite possibly had not spent any of his first year of life living inside with people. But in his first months at the shelter he showed he was great at getting along with a variety of dogs and became a staff favorite. He has been at his foster home for several months, and adapted quickly to many aspects of indoor life including central heating, potty training, naps in laps, soft dog beds, toys, dog-siblings and visitors, and regular meals and treats. Mill isn’t a man-hater, but he is definitely a ladies’ man! Mill is not an easy-button boy, but he has so much love and adoration to give that he is worth extra effort!___________________________FOSTER Q&AWhat words would you use to describe Mill?Silly, clingy, charming, energetic, loves routinesWhere do they sleep at night?In a crateDoes he do well with other dogs?Yes, he has done so great with multiple obnoxious little dogs we have had over Does he / she know any basic commands?Down, touch, name, let’s go, relaxation protocol in progress, sit is shakyHow does your foster do in the car?Champion! He’s stressed and won’t take treats but he will sleep and not get sickHow cuddly is he on a scale of 1 to 5? 5Tell us a fun story about your foster...He falls off couches a lot because he loves luxuriating on his back and wiggling his hips and legs around :)