Sport is a precious dog.  He was found by one of our volunteers, living on the streets.  Very affectionate, he is also very energetic and lively.  In case you missed my code, that means that he needs some training.  OK, all puppies need training, some just need it a bit more than others!  Sport has the advantage of being very smart and anxious to please, so I think that he will be an absolute joy for his family!

Foster Update 01/16:  Sport has been through some major transformations since the first day we brought him home. We never thought we would see the day that he would just lie down and relax, however, the day finally did come. We were told that he was food aggressive towards humans as well as dogs so we immediately tried to tackle that issue. We started feeding him by hand to pace him, and so he would get used to the human hand around his food and he has done wonderful. In fact, as of last night he was able to receive his nightly snack in the same room with the other three dogs without a problem. He is very much a puppy still so we went to the pet store and got a nylabone for incessant chewers. He loves it. We started leash training recently too and the first walk started out horrendous, but he seemed to catch on extremely quickly! He is very motivated by the treats.