Wally is really a sweet boy. He's young, big, goofy and busy.

He requires a home with a fenced yard and people that will give him the exercise and play time he needs to burn off his energy. He can be an only dog or be placed with another dog, with a high energy level. He will whine and bark, for a short period, when you leave him alone. He is getting better and quickly settles down. Wally is fully house broken.

Children should be over 8. He's not mean, just a bigger boy that thinks he's tiny. Wally is not great with cats but is better than he first was.

He is fine crated. I don't, but he will go into the crate of the pug I'm looking after all by himself and is quite happy.

He will play by himself with toys and loves to chew on Nylabones.

He is excellent in the car and will just curl up on the seat and not move or make a sound. He is also great on leash and doesn't pay any attention to passing dogs. Squirrels is a different story, he's not crazy when he sees them, just curious about where they went.

Wally really is a good boy and is full of affection. He loves to sit with you and will be your shadow. If we weren't already full he'd be staying put.

Wally had a good vet visit today. They confirmed that he is 2-3 years old and a good weight at 14.3 kg. The lump on his front right foot was an interdigital cyst that is drying up. He has very mild tartar on his teeth that brushing should get rid of. He was microchipped. His fecal results were good. Bloodwork was done and the vet will call if anything shows up. Unfortunately Wally has a recurrence of kennel cough which he shared with his foster siblings. It is a strain responds well to antibiotics and, since it is his second go with it, chances are it will be a mild bout. His fur siblings are already improving. Other than that, he is doing well in foster care. He's clean in the house and afraid of Wednesday. He thought he'd get a sniff of her private parts and she charged him. It was funny to see since she only comes up to his back kneecap!!

Wally came to us from Toronto Animal Services as a stray. He's a pug mix and the best guess is boston terrier due to his nubby tail and brindling. He's been neutered and is UTD with shots.

He's a tall boy, is young and VERY busy. So far he's settled in well with the resident pugs but loves tormenting & chasing the cats, which we are working on. Wally sits and gives a paw so someone has spent time with him. He's gentle with taking treats but when excited will mouth your hands and feet. He doesn't bite, he just wants to play all the time.

He will be settling in for another week before going to the vet for a check up and microchip.