Buster walks well on a leash, is attentive, calm and not afraid of people he doesn't know. Buster is gentle, but independent. He always stays close to his foster family without asking for affection. He does, however, love to be petted. Buster is almost house-trained. He doesn't make a lot of mess. Buster absolutely must have a canine friend at home. He cohabits well with dogs and loves them very much. He can cohabit with cats, but sometimes he plays a bit too much and cats don't like that. Your cats need to be used to dogs. Buster may be a little nervous in the car, but he's not sick and stays calm. Otherwise, he's very good at veterinary visits. He doesn't react badly to being handled. All in all, Buster is a good dog who's still learning and needs a family who'll be there for him. Buster hasn't been in contact with young children, so we can't be sure how he'll react, but this would have to be discussed depending on the family situation too.