I have been back with my fosters for ten days, and I am so happy. My fosters said I had had zero accidents in the home, and I am not stressed out. SGPA wants to point out that our foster homes are required to bond and move slowly with rescues that we can feel safe and bond. They took this time to see if I would exhibit severe issues in the 10 days before announcing my return. While I haven’t shown any of the issues from the reason I was returned, it doesn’t mean that I won’t be stressed in new situations. SGPA thinks I need a Shiba-savvy home that is willing to take the time to help me adjust to a new home. They should be willing to hire a trainer to show them how to bond and help a rescue adjust to their new strange home. I will need to bond to my adopters first and not explore the world until I am secure with my new owners. They should make me feel safe and give me choices not to do things I find scary. The good news was I did walk very well on the leash in the city and my adopter and my fosters said I am doing much better on walks. Do you think you have the right family to give me a secure forever home? I am still a big jumper and can be an escape artist. I love to cuddle, and I will sit on your lap and nudge you for attention when I want to feel secure. Please tell SGPA if you are interested in adopting me!