We don’t know how Kaiser is with cats, so for now we’ll only consider a home without cats for him. Kaiser is house-trained, but presently spends most of his time outside because he never received much obedience training and is a little too energetic for the people he lives with. He does pull on leash, but has not had much in the way of on-leash training and demonstrated that with a firm handler he does just fine. (See second video above.) Kaiser loves to go for car rides and is a good traveler. Kaiser’s caretakers (a couple) took him in from their daughter because she had to move to a place that wouldn’t allow him. The daughter had raised Kaiser from a puppy. Kaiser is really too much dog for the couple, and they have been keeping him outside on a “zip-line.” They realize that this is not an ideal situation for Kaiser, and sought the assistance of GSRSV to find a good, permanent home for him. Kaiser’s caretakers have plans to leave on a trip December 5 and were going to bring Kaiser to a shelter–though they much prefer that a rescue group take Kaiser. Vince, Kaiser’s primary caretaker, has stated that he could postpone their trip if there is a strong likelihood of Kaiser being adopted. Jenn Bulmer with the Redding rescue group Tails of Rescue, evaluated Kaiser for GSRSV on Dec 1, and then again on Dec 2 with the assistance of dog trainer Martin of Martin’s NorCal Dog Training in Redding. Kaiser has yet to be neutered, but his $260 adoption fee will include his neuter surgery. Again, Kaiser in located in Redding, CA.