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Also there are a few things you need to know about him:

His skin is sensitive, doesn't like his hair plucked with the comb so better let a groomer handle him (specially under his ears).
He also gets anxious when inspected.

He is very protective over his food, so it's best to feed him and let him be and interact with him after (not while) he eats - He has resource guarding around food, so feeding him separatley from other dogs will help him feel more safe and of course, not coming close to him while he's eating yourself. This can be worked on with a force free behaviourist

He is VERY playful, needs a minimum of 45 mins walking. He is more of an outdoors dog. He could stay indoors but he gets super active.

We let him pee when he wants by leaving a tray with a pee-pad locked inside of it. But he pees outside as well on command when you tell him "okay,go!"

He walks fairly well on leash, but will need to be taught calm and loose leash walking as he can pull a little while on a walk.