BRODY has had a rough start to life, I dont think he was given much time or handled kindly by his first owner - because of this he doesnt know how great people can be, but he is working very hard to build relationships and doggo skills.  He needs a single pet home, no kids, and a lot of patience.  He has a long way to go, but literally shows progress each walk. Hes immaculate in his kennel, no messes, fine with his Mexican Blanket, loves enrichment - but will obliterate pillows, orthopedic beds and stuffies with exuberant glee ???. So....I suggest we dont give him those. He can hop fences too, unfortunately. Id say hes "mostly" good for walks - once you get in the flow, and he WORKS hard for that food.
He will require a fence hard, no children or children over 12, no cats. Fosters and adopters must live within an hour of metro Detroit