Chaos is super cute as you can tell by his photos. He is the one with the mostly brown face. He looks like he could be a beagle/whippet mix. He is tall and thin with a long narrow face and small eyes. (Like a whippet, he runs really fast too!) He and Beauregard (resident beagle) love to play chase! He tries to play fetch with Porter (another resident dog), but Porter is bigger and usually gets the ball or the Frisbee. However, Chaos still seems to love romping around and trying to catch the ball or Frisbee. When the doggie door is open, Chaos is totally house trained! There has been an occasional accident when I have had to close the doggie door (usually due to excessive barking by one or all of the dogs) but I don’t know who was the culprit… Again, I don’t know if Chaos will potty on a leash because I don’t know how he does on a leash. Hopefully, we will figure that out soon now that the weather is getting nicer. Chaos is a super sweet dog looking for his forever home. He would probably do best with another dog because he seems to be more comfortable with other friends around. I am not sure how he does around children. Despite his name, Chaos does not like chaos or fast movements or loud noises. He likes to lounge around and chill, but he can also be high energy and run around the yard with his foster brothers. UPDATE - 19 FEBRUARY 2019: Chaos is a very sweet, shy, timid boy. He looks like he could possibly be part beagle, part whippet mix. He is tall and thin and has a very narrow, long nose with small brown eyes. His ears are a little bit less floppy than a typical beagles too. He is super cute and super sweet. He is very shy but is making progress! When he first came to my house, he was so terrified of me that he would pee if I approached him. He is making a lot of progress. He loves to snuggle and be pet. It seems like he still gets nervous of me when I am standing up, but if I am sitting or lying down, he does better. He likes to eat his meals in the living room on the love seat. He gets nervous if I am walking around near him when he is eating. For the most part, he is house trained, but there have been a couple of piddle accidents. I have been leaving the doggie door open. He has not been an attempted escape artist at all. I am not sure how he is at walking on a leash. Before when I would approach him with a leash, he would get scared and pee. Now that he is getting braver and more confident, we are going to try walking him on a leash again. He is good with other dogs. He and the resident beagle love to run and chase. He does the funniest thing with my Aussie, when they are playing, he likes to stick his head in my Aussie’s mouth. He is good with my cat and never chases him. I am not sure how he does with children. He may do well because he seems to prefer me when I am on his level, but he gets so nervous, children might make him more nervous. Now that he is getting braver and hopefully the weather will be getting warmer, we will be able to go for walks around the neighborhood and see how he does.