Storm's foster mom had this to say:

Storm is a a sweet, lovable girl. She is good with children of all ages—her current foster family includes two boys, 16-years-old and 5-years-old. She’s very gentle and affectionate, and has a calm temperament after the initial excitement of meeting new people. She has been in a single-dog foster home for about 8 months, but she is occasionally boarded with other dogs and easily adapts to being around them. She may need to meet any potential long-term four-legged friends ahead of time.

Storm is very easy going… she’ll go for a long walk or run, and chase a Frisbee or ball, but she’s also more than happy to lay around with her family for quiet time or a movie night. She is crate trained, and lets you know when she needs to go outside by giving you a tap on the leg with her paw (although she also does this when she wants some attention or affection).

Storm does not sleep in her crate, but she is crated during the day when no one is at home. Although she is used to being crated for 8+ hours a day, Storm would thrive in a home where she doesn't have to be alone for such long periods of time. When we come home, she follows me, my husband, and my sons from room to room and even waits for me outside the bathroom door. Sometimes she doesn't even want to go outside unless we're going (and we have a large, fenced-in yard where she can run and play after being inside all day). My family's lives are quite busy with work/school/extracurricular activities/etc., and I feel Storm simply does not get the time and attention she deserves. Overall, she's well-behaved and a beautiful, wonderful dog. She would be a great companion for an individual or family that has time to spend with her.