Date of intake:: 5/24/2024

Means of surrender (length of time in previous home):: Stray ( Unknown History)

Date of assessment:: 5/25/2024

Summary:: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Loose Reactivity to humans: Ignores Reactivity to dogs: Ignores Leash walking comments: walk slowly Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Stay near handler- lip lick if face is touch Call over: readily approaches- takes treats gently Sociability comments: wound on the head Handling Soft handling: Allows handling- leans in, soft body Exuberant handling: Allows handling- leans in, soft body Handling comments: Arousal Jog: Follows slowly Arousal comments: Knock: stiffs, lip lick Knock Comments: Toy: sniffs Toy comments

Summary:: Toby as surrendered as a stray so his past behavior with other dogs is unknown. 5/26: Due to Toby's medical concerns, a grate greet is conducted with a novel female dog. He greets her with a brief sniff before walking away.

Summary (6):: 6/27/24: Toby was leashed with ease and walked to the yard. He spent most of the time sniffing around and marking. Toby would approach handler when called over to them and accepted pets on his back. When handler placed slip leash back on, Toby lay down and rolled onto his back. Handler offered pets and then verbally coaxed him out of the pen. Outside the room to his kennel, Toby lay down and rolled onto his back again. He did not take regular jerky, so handler brought him to the BA room to get some high value treats. He was gradually lured back to kennel using cheese slices and handler assisted lifting his hind end into kennel. 6/19/24 PM: Toby was observed to pancake on the floor, refusing to walk back to his kennel. He took cheese but would not follow that trail. He was eventually coax with some leash pressure. 06/19/24: Toby is laying at the back of his kennel as handler approaches. When handler greets him verbally, he stands up and moves to the front of kennel; is leashed with ease. Toby walks with a loose lease in front of handler out on a street walk. He spends time scenting and relieves himself. Handler offered treats but Toby did not eat them. Once at the door going back to the room, Toby puts on the brakes. Handler uses verbal encouragement which he shows no response to. Directional leash pressure is used to return Toby to kennel.

Summary (7):: 06/11/24: Toby is laying down at the back of his kennel when handler approaches. As handler unlocks the door, he stands up, moves to the front, and is leashed with ease. Toby walks with a loose leash and sticks close to handler during his street walk. He checks in with handler often. Toby puts on the brakes on his way back into the room. Handler applies mild leash pressure and Toby returns to kennel safely. 06/03/24: Toby is standing at the front of his kennel with a neutral body. Easily leashed and walks next to handler out to play yard. In yard, Toby is clipped on a drag lead and wanders yard looking for scattered treats. When called, Toby comes to handler and leans into their legs, allows petting all over. On return, walks behind handler and puts on the breaks. Handler uses mild leash pressure and encourages Toby back into kennel. 05/26/24: Upon approach, Toby was laying in the back of his kennel, eyes closed. Did not respond to handler's voice. Handler tossed treats into the back of kennel and Toby sat up and started eating them slowly. Used treats to lure Toby into leash. Gave some resistance when exiting kennel- pulling slightly back into kennel. Used treat lure and moderate leash pressure to exit kennel. On the way out to the yard, Toby stopped in place so handler used moderate leash pressure to guide him out into the yard. Once in yard, was able to clip leash while at his level, moving slowly. Another handler crouched down and called Toby over to them. He slowly approached handler, with a slightly tense body, and turned his body into them soliciting attention. Handler was able to give Toby brief pets. Walked back to kennel slowly, with a slightly tense body. Returned to kennel safely. 05/25/24: Toby was sitting, displaying a neutral body in the back of kennel upon approach. Leashed with ease and walked without pulling. Brought to the Canine Behavior Office for assessment. Was displaying a neutral body in room and tolerated assessment. Solicited some attention from handlers and took a few treats gently. Was able to be collared. When touching neck area, he flinched away but re-approached handler with soft body and wagging tail. Walked back to kennel with ease

Date of intake:: 5/24/2024

Summary:: Just sat there. Wagged his tail. I was able to put leash on and walk with no problem.

BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION:: Level 1

Potential challenges: : Handling/touch sensitivity

Potential challenges comments:: Handling/touch sensitivity- Due to wounds around the head and front leg wounds