My name is Bool!

Bool needs a new home with someone who's ready to care for a troubled but devoted dog. Do you have experience working with dogs with trauma? Can you handle learning some resource guarding and separation anxiety quirks? He is willing to bite if he's feeling threatened, so it's a responsibility, but he's also incredibly loving. With his quirks, it can take practice to build trust. Once you do, he's a lap dog, sweet and playful. He'll likely bond mainly with 1 to 2 people, but quickly befriends dogs and folks he meets on walks. Wouldn't trust with young kids. May be able to warm up to a cat, but still fearful. Mid energy, loves to chase critters but slows quickly from pain in his knees. Yard would be great for him. Gets along with most dogs, but best to walk together first and may need to feed separately. Trains quickly as he's very food motivated (verbal and hand signs). Housebroken and crate trained. Been progressing and muzzle training. Guessing 7 years old. Rescued at about 4.