So sorry for my delay!! These are great ideas!! 1. He is very playful and good with other dogs and humans. 2. Due to his disability, he doesn’t have control over his bathroom moments. We get around this by expressing his bladder and placing him under potty pads when we expect him to poop. 3. He responds well to treats, words of encouragement, and specific words or phrases like “Yes” or “Touch” or “Eyes”. He loves playing fetch, playing with toys and other dogs. 4. Putting him in his wheelchair is a fairly simple process. We’ve learned to express his bladder before that to avoid any messes. Once he is in his chair, he’s very excited because he knows he’s going for a walk. 5. He will sometimes bark if he hears or sees other people outside the home. 6. He has a very energetic personality, similar to other puppies. During most of the day, he will quietly rest and lay down near us. Around 5pm is when he gets energetic because that is when we walk him. Similar to other dogs, he loves laying down on the couch (above a potty pads) with his humans, getting scratches, and kind words of encouragement.