Rex, or Knox as we call him, is a such a sweet boy!  He has been fitting right in with our crazy household,
he has even been getting along with our ferret!  Knox and our dog Sasha are doing
well- Knox is always up for a romp or a good chase- I know he wishes that Sasha
would play with him more, but alas she is aging and is content watching Knox run and
chase the squirrels and birds from our yard.    

He also has been just as agreeable with our cats- one is old and wants nothing to
do with new friends and he is VERY careful to respect this cats space but still
lingers a little just in case the cat changed his mind.  My other younger cat plays
with him and they seem to be on their way to a beautiful friendship.  He is very
intrigued with our ferret (of course) when she is out of her cage running around
and will chase her but hasn't mouthed her or tried to pounce on her, nor is he
relentless and will allow the ferret to eat or bathroom without interruption- so a
very good sign he understands our pack.

He spent the day with us out at the family farm and was more than content to sit at
our feet and hang out at the bon fire with the adults and was a great sport when the
kids wanted to walk him around the house or to the tree house to hang out there with
them.  He walks great on a lease but will try to play tug a war if he thinks you are
engaging him but stops when you tell him no.  Knox is housetrained and is a grazer
with his food.  I leave two bowls out all day one of my dog  and the other for him
and they both graze from both of them throughout the day with no
incidents/arguments.

Currently he has been sleeping with my husband and I at night.  We have not had to kennel 
him, nor do I think we will need to,he is pretty mellow.  Even when we all sit down to 
eat he has good manners and lays down with our dog and waits for us to be done- no begging!   
Despite his young age he has not chewed anything, but does jump and nip when he is playing 
with us- we are working with him to learn to play with us without using his mouth.

He does bark if he is outside and someone pulls into the driveway but stops when you
tell him or acknowledge his alert.  Knox is a great dog that would fit in with
almost any life style- very easy going and friendly.