Southern charm with beautiful blue eyes. Harlow was living outside in the winter in Kentucky when SAIN was able to rescue him from that situation. Harlow is gentle with all dogs of all sizes that he has met. Harlow is crate trained as that is his safe place. Harlow is also housetrained. He doesn’t like to meet new dogs on leash but when in the backyard, he gets really excited, like “Yay, I have another play buddy.” Harlow is about 43 lbs and has only met one dog around his size; all the others have been between 5.4 lbs to 27 lbs. He does love to run around in the yard with the other pups and can play inside with them too. Harlow would do best in a family with ages from teens and up. He needs another dog for company and confidence. We don’t know what happened to this pup, but he still holds his head low when first meeting people and when people first go to pet his head. However, he loves his belly rubs and gives everyone that vulnerable part of his body to say, “I really do trust you.” Although he lacks confidence, he doesn’t have a mean bone in his body but is scared and overwhelmed by young children. When walking on a leash, he can get overly excited and reactive on leash. However, he has responded very well to a pinch collar. It’s as if it makes him feel safe. This is a training issue, and Harlow is very receptive to training with the use of positive praise. Once he gets it, moving back to a martingale collar is recommended. If interested in meeting and possibly adopting Harlow, please go to https://www.sainrescue.org/applications-contact-us/adoption-application/ and complete the adoption application. Once reviewed, we will be in contact with you. Applicants must live in Illinois and within about 50 miles from Bartlett.