• Leash Manners - Walks pretty well on the leash.  He doesn't pull unless he is fearful of what is ahead, and in that case he pulls back.
• Crate/House Training - He is house and crate trained.
• Socialization - He is good with people (kids too) as long as they approach him calmly and quietly and it helps to kneel to his level or sit with him on the floor.  He gets along well with other dogs and we are not sure about cats.
• Energy Level and Exercise - He has a moderate energy level.  I take him to the dog park almost daily and walk him around the neighborhood almost daily, but it doesn't seem that he would "require" that much exercise.
• Daily Structure and Schedule - I am home with him most of the time, but he would be fine crated for a few hours at a time.  He eats twice a day (morning and night), @ 1/2 cup of dry food mixed with some water and a bit of wet food.  He sleeps all night.
• Confidence Level - He is confident with other dogs, but not dominant.  He gets along very well all the dogs we have met so far.  He tends to "like" the female dogs a bit too much!  However, he is submissive with people.
• Obedience Training - He doesn't seem to know any commands, but is generally well mannered.  When he doesn't respond it is either due to fear or he is extremely focused on what he is doing.
• Behaviors - The only bad habits he has that we have come across is trying to put his paws up on the counter to sniff at food.  He also still VERY interested in female dogs (hopefully his recent neutering will help with that!)!
• Personality Quirks - He is still pretty fearful and shy, especially of loud, sudden, or strange noises and new surroundings.  He is very hesitant about transitioning in/out of the house and car.  I think all of this will improve as he begins to feel more comfortable and confident with the routine and surroundings. 
• Ideal Home - I think he would do well with almost any home.  He would be fine with kids as long as the kids are supervised and and old enough to be educated about how to approach and treat him so that he can continue to grow in his confidence.

Like many dogs in the South, Snoop Dog is heartworm positive, but don't let that stop you from adopting a great dog. We are treating him with monthly heartworm preventative, our preferred method. Many heartworm positive dogs go on to lead long and healthy lives.