Cash was definitely the one in the family that cashed in on good looks. He is in fabulous shape and very athletic.  He was originally adopted with his sister.  Mom loved her two sibling rivalry started showing up and they got into a spat.  Her long hours at work caused her to worry about their safety so sadly she felt another home for Cash would be best for all. It was a better safe than sorry situation and he has potential with another female dog….just not his sister.

His previous owner tells us how wonderful he is: Well, for starters he is quite the cuddler!  If he's allowed on the bed, he's not the type to curl up at the foot; he will be right there next to you on the pillow!  However, if he must stay on his own bed, he's a good boy about that too.  He's a quick study, too!  When I had to keep him separated from Leila, I had his bed in the living room and Leila was with me at bedtime.  Cash only needed to be told once to stop crying and he was fine.  Same thing with crate training and with anything else.  Very eager to please.  Once he feels comfortable with his "person" and that he's got a home, all he wants to do is make his person happy.  

He's still a little eager on the leash, but he responds to corrections and overall he walks very well.  He wanted nothing more than to be around me so he would follow me everywhere in the house and settle at my feet.  Oh, and he loves to give big kisses.  Not for everyone but he can learn to break that habit if needed.  I think Cash would be happy with a young couple or strong, athletic guy who is energetic and patient.  Cash has a lot of love to give, but he really thrives on attention and affection.