Princeton is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs of kennel
distress and anxiety. Princeton is becoming very anxious in his kennel eager to get out. He is
starting to jump up at his doors whining and pawing. Staff members are able to leash him up with no
issues and take him out for walks. He does his own thing in the yard but allows all handling and will
seek more attention and pets with staff. He is very treat motivated so training should be a breeze! He
is great walking companion that doesn't pull on his leash. He is a playgroup candidate that does well
with our push and pull friends. Princeton needs time outside of the shelter to fully decompress from
his new surroundings. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to
cope with changing environments and separation.