Theo has not had any accidents in his foster home. He does get curious and sometimes explores things by eating them, so for now he needs to be crated or kept in a secure area when home alone. He will bark for hours in his crate when his foster mom leaves, so his new family will need to work with him on crate training. He will bark to alert you to someone at the door, but doesn't bark at other noises. He is still working on some behaviors like jumping on people/counters and barking to beg for food, so he would benefit from going to a training class with his new family. He would not be the best fit for someone who would need to leave him alone for the majority of the day. 

 

Theo appears to have some outdoor allergies (itching/sneezing), so he may need to work with a vet for allergy treatment in his new home. Smaller dogs can live well into their teens, so please keep that in mind when planning for a future with Theo.