Sam has a gentle and affectionate nature, though he is still shy around people. He feels most secure in the company of calm and friendly small dogs, finding comfort and guidance from them. Building trust with people requires time, patience, and a quiet approach. Once he feels safe, his loving and warm personality begins to shine. He has no experience living with cats or young children. He is learning about the world beyond the breeding facility and is picking up social cues by observing other dogs. A home with another calm and gentle dog would help with his adjustment. With a quiet, soft, and obedient temperament, he enjoys resting in peaceful spaces when he needs downtime. He has shown no destructive behavior. Walks and car rides are still unfamiliar and may frighten him, but with support and time, he will gradually build confidence. He is best suited to a calm and patient family who can spend most of the day with him and who has a friendly small dog to guide him. With patience, a consistent routine, and gentle encouragement, Sam will open his heart and reveal his loving, gentle soul.