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Classy dog. When I went to his kennel, Rambo yipped in excitement, as young ones do, but flatteringly set about to let me know how thrilling going out with me was. I'll characterize Rambo as not something rough and tumble, but this. Let's imagine he's a book club member. He's the guy making quietly witty and observant remarks about the novel's characters. Someone whose presence you welcome at book club. As for the ACC Rambo? I found him to care not a fig for any ball, squeaky or fluffy toy. I threw it, and he glanced back as if to say, 'now why are you making a mess here?' He nicely tolerated a brightly striped scarf, and posed effortlessly on the bench as if to the catwalk born. He was very much interested in me and what I was up to, after a quick survey of the pen. He accepted treats like a gentleman, and seemed house trained with a clean kennel and going quickly once outside. Like any good book club member, he likes cats, having lived with one, and behaved respectfully. What young Rambo is in need of is an experienced home with no young children. Lots of structure, so he can relax and unwind, as Rambo seems sensitive, and just a bit unsure at this point, as a young one being put through lots of changes in a short amount of time might feel. A slow approach, with Rambo setting the pace, wins the day. Patience, and consistency, will help this little bookworm to be the endearing sweet soul I saw a glimpse of one afternoon at the ACC. #URGENT #SOS

Kings County
New York, New York