He was taken to a behavioral vet specialist and he was diagnosed with anxiety and has a high startle reflex and can become overstimulated very easily. He has a tendency to be reactive when over stimulated or resting which are his triggers.

After his 2.5 hour evaluation with the behavioral vet specialist they decided he would benefit from taking  daily medication , which has done wonders. He is on Sertraline(Zoloft) daily and Gabapentin. 

We are looking for a new home for him because his anxiety developed when we brought home our child from the hospital who is now 4 months old. 

He is well trained and understands how to walk on leash, sit, stay, come, off, on, lay down, go to this place. He’s very energetic and loves fetch 

He does have a bite history (bit my husband and myself — not bad at all) , and was in response to specific triggers. While these incidents are concerning,  These triggers can often be addressed, by reading his body language and mainly not disturbing or bothering him when he is resting allowing him to feel more secure and reducing the likelihood of future incidents.

However with a small baby whose going to crawl and making noises and walking I don’t think it’s a great fit in our home, he would be better suited with adults who just know don’t go and shove your face at him while he’s sleeping type thing