Date of intake:: 9/6/2025

Spay/Neuter status:: Yes

Means of surrender (length of time in previous home):: Returned (Trial adoption approx 4 days)

Other Notes:: Jellie Roll was returned from a trial adoption due to behavioral reasons. They stated that Jellie was destructive with furniture, growling towards select people in the elevator, and was mouthy. Previous stay- 3/26/25: Stray, No known history During her previous stay Jellie Roll was observed to be fearful. *Previous assessments can be given upon request*

Date of assessment:: 9/9/2025

Summary:: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Hard Reactivity to humans: Mild Reactivity to dogs: Mild Leash walking comments: Became tense and fixated on dogs and people Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Highly social Call over: Approaches handler readily Sociability comments: Jumps up on handler, receptive to treats Soft handling: Accepts contact Exuberant handling: Tolerates contact Comments: Becomes tense during exuberant contact Arousal Jog comments: Follows handler exuberantly Knock Knock comments: Approaches the handler readily Toy Toy comments: Grips light, becomes tense and hovers over the toy, then snaps at the assess-a-hand when it persists

Summary:: 4/2/25: Jellie Roll greets another dog at the gate with a tense body and hackles raised. 4/16/25: Jellie Roll greets another dog at the gate with high wagging tail. He muzzle punches the gate.

Summary (2):: 10/11/25: Jellie Roll was displaying the same behaviors via kennel side. On her walk, she was taken to the yard where she would remain social with the handler as they played two-toy-fetch with her. She would have a mild pull ahead of the handler and is returned with no issue. 10/8/2025: Jellie Roll is observed to be hypersalivating in her kennel during cleaning time. There is drool on the walls, on the kennel bars, and multiple puddles inside her kennel. She's displaying "clown face" while demand barking. 10/7/25: A staff member is handing out enrichment items and JEllie Roll is sitting at the front of her kennel, side against the bars. Staff member attempts to slide in an enrichment item, Jellie Roll tenses and barks while standing over the item.

Summary (3):: 9/28/25 (Trainer Note): Jellie Roll is laying down in the middle of her kennel with a neutral body and a toy between her paws. She stands and is easily leashed and removed from the room. Jellie Roll is taken to the behavior office for a training session. Resource guarding protocol training continues. Jellie Roll would body block persistently, and become tense when handler approached or moved, but she continued to disengage on her own, which was marked and rewarded. She is returned to her kennel without issue. 9/27/25: Jellie Roll has been observed to be excessively panting, hyper salivating, pacing at the front, and both licking and chewing at her kennel bars. This is observed during cleaning and quiet time. After about an hour, handler returns and notices Jellie Roll has flipped her kuranda bed completely over. 9/26/25: It has been reported that Jellie Roll is excessively salivating as she licks the bars of her kennel. 9/21/25 (Trainer Note): Jellie Roll begins to spin around in her kennel, twice, as handler approaches. She is easily leashed and removed from the room and kennel fights briefly towards the end. She is taken to the PAC interaction room for a training session. Handler introduces resource guard training, where we want to show her that our presence is not a threat but if anything, adds value. Handler tosses treats onto snuffle mat she is engaging with, as handler steps closer in distance, and changes direction, etc, a high value is tossed adjacent to the mat. A reward marker (clicker) is used to mark the moment Jellie Roll disengages with the snuffle. Towards the end of the session she was looking up without prompting. She heavily learned in for pet and got the zoomies briefly. She is returned to shelter without reason. 9/14/25 (Trainer Note): Jellie Roll is standing at the front of kennel with a slightly stiff body and barking as handler approaches. She softens when treats are offered and is easily leashed. She is taken to the PAC interaction room for a training session. Jellie Roll is not very interested in the treats offered, even the high value Vienna sausages. Handler is able to complete 5 successful trials of "Look At That" training, Phase 2 (pairing verbal cues with the behavior). Jellie Roll successfully disengaged from the neutral object. Handler took Jellie Roll to the yard to attempt an agility session, however, Jellie Roll remained uninterested in handler and treats. When other dogs walk past the pen she charges the pen with a tense body and postures forward, sometimes engaging and hard barking through the fence. When she is walked on the street or the driveway she presses her snout and intensely sniffs the ground and ha to be pulled away every couple feet. She is not receptive to squeakers or treas. She is brought back to her kennel without issue.

Summary (4):: 9/9/25: Jellie Roll is lying down in kennel when handler approaches, she comes forward to the front of the kennel with a soft, wiggly body and wagging tail. She is easily leashed and pulls moderately out of the room. Jellie Roll is walked to the driveway where she sees a dog. She stares at the dog as she is walked out of the driveway. Once at the gate she refuses to move, handler calls her away and she stays put. Jellie Roll has to be kept away with leash tension. On the street, Jellie Roll relieves herself and walks on the street with mild pulling. She is walked back towards the shelter and a person passes close by. She stares at them with a tense body. Once re-entering, driveway, Jellie Roll starts pulling to where the aforementioned dog previously was, sniffing around the area. She is then brought to the assessment room where she greets the assessor with a soft body and wagging tail. Her collar is easily clipped and after her assessment Jellie Roll is returned to her kennel without issue. 9/8/2025 (KSV): Jellie Roll is laying in the middle of her kennel with a toy between her paws, mouthing it, as handler approaches. She stands and approaches the front with a slightly tense body. When handler reaches towards kennel bars to allow for a sniff, she begins to lip curl and growl. This quickly escalates to her snapping at handlers hand. When offered treats she ceases and becomes more soft bodied, but as soon as she is done and handler remains at the front of kennel, she continues with the same behavior, growling, lip curling, and snapping at handlers hand. Interaction is ended- TK 8/31/25: It is reported on the behavior board that Jellie Roll loves the hose. 08/24/25 (Trainer Note): Very similar behavior as previous note from previous training session continues. "Look At That" training continues to Phase 2 (verbal cue). Verbal cue "Look At That" was introduces last session, this session it was paired and further reinforced. Jellie Roll Successfully completed 1 attempt with using the verbal cue solely, rather than the verbal and the hand signal. She even spots various dogs on her walk on the street and she successfully looks at them after the cue is used and ultimately returns her gaze and attention back to handler. She is returned to kennel without issue.

Summary (5):: 8/17/25 (Trainer Note): Jellie Roll is laying down in the middle of her kennel with a neutral body as handler approaches. She is easily leashed and removed from kennel to be clipped to her harness. She is taken for a brief walk prior to her training session. She mildly pulls, regularly checking in and sometimes sitting for a reward. When spotting another dog, she becomes tense, orients herself towards it, her ears are perked up, and her muzzle is closed and tight. She is easily redirected with a kissy noise and treats. Jellie Roll is taken to the PAC interaction room for a training session. Handler begins/continues "Look at That" training protocol: using a neutral object (marker), showing it to Jellie Roll, and using a clicker paired with a treat as a reward when she looks away/disengages/has no reaction to the marker. This is repeated various times, eventually the verbal cue, "Look at That" will be paired. She is engaged and receptive to training. Remaining seated between handlers' legs and accomplishing every trial. She is given a jackpot reward at the end. Jellie Roll leans in with her hind end when pet and is returned to her kennel without issue. 8/9/25- Jellie roll is jumping up on her door when handler approaches, when handler tries to leash she continues jumping up. Handler uses a treat lure and she is easily leashed. She is taken to the play yard and placed on a drag leash. Handler flips over a doggy pool, Jellie roll jumps into it. Handler sprays the hose to fill it up and Jellie roll chases the water, chomping at the water. Handler then sprays the hose on the other side of the pen and Jellie roll follows it running back and forth. They then spray back to the pool and she follows it. Handler stops spraying and Jellie roll grabs a tennis ball, she runs around the pen. She is social with handler and takes treats with hard pressure. They toss to her or give with an open palm. She allows them to pet her head, neck and back. Handler tosses some treats into the pool and she jumps in to eat them. She is easily releashed and returned to her kennel without issue. 8/6/25: It is reported on the behavior board that Jellie Roll likes to walk with a toy, but does ok without one. It is also noted that he likes the hose. 8/3/25: Jellie Roll is at the front of the kennel bouncing off the walls and jumping up and down against the kennel bars barking. Handler opens the kennel and present the leash. Jellie Roll tries to mouth the handler's hand when the leash is presented. She is easily leashed with a treat lure and taken out of the kennel. Jellie Roll is brought to the street with a loose leash. She occasionally stops to sniff surroundings and relieve herself. On the way back to the shelter Jellie Roll spots a familiar handler and approaches with a soft body and wagging tail. She stops and lays down, allowing brief petting and takes treats gently. After some time, Jellie Roll is returned to kennel without issue.

Summary (6):: 07/27/25: Jellie Roll is at the front of her kennel as handler approaches. She jumps exuberantly at the kennel door, handler offers treats to redirect her and while distracted she is leashed. Jellie Roll quickly exits kennel and walks with handler down the stairs, she pulls moderately and just before reaching the doorway out to the street she exuberantly runs into handlers legs and pushes the door open to begin her walk. During Jellie Roll's walk she is observed to pull moderately, she walks past people on the street without issue and accepts treats with moderate pressure. Jellie Roll stops occasionally to sniff spots on the street and uses the bathroom while outside. She walks past people on the street without issue and when spotting dogs shows minimal interest in them unless very close by but even then does not show signs of reactivity. After walking for a while Jellie Roll is brought back to the care centers, she allows handler to clip her leash and she is returned to kennel without issue. 7/20/25: Jellie Roll is standing at the front of kennel and barking as handler approaches. She is easily leashed and taken to the yard for a walk. She is uninterested in handler for the most part, but does lean in for pets. She spends most of her time running in the pen throwing toys in the air. Handler attempts to training 'Look At That' but Jellie Roll is unreceptive as she is over threshold and not in the right training mind set. She is returned to kennel without issue. 7/13/25: Jellie Roll is at the front of the kennel with a loose wiggly body and wagging tail and heavy panting. Handler presents the leash and Jellie Roll pushes fher snout out of the kennel. The handler quickly places the leash over her and she is taken out of the kennel. She pulls moderately down the hallway. She is jumping on the handler exuberantly, handler is able to redirect her with treats after they turn their body away from her. Jellie Roll walks on the street with a loose leash, sniffing her surroundings. She relieves herself. After she is walked back to the shelter and returned to kennel without issue.

Summary (7):: 7/8/25- Jellie Roll is jumping on her door and barking as handler approaches her kennel, they lasso their leash on her and she is taken to the play yard. She is placed on a drag leash, she does zoomies around the pen. Jellie roll grabs a tennis ball and squeaks it. Handler tosses treats into the pool and Jellie roll readily jumps into the pool to eat them. She jumps out and does more zoomies around the pen. Handler does a little jump and Jellie roll does a play bow then spins in circles, she stops then handler jumps again. She again repeats doing a play bow and spinning. Handler sprays the hose and Jellie roll runs back and forth biting at the water. As the handler sprays the pen Jellie roll follows the water all over, chasing it. Handler tosses a tennis ball into the pool and she jumps in after it. She is easily releashed, she takes the tennis ball with her. She is easily clipped and returned to kennel without issue. 06/22/25: Jellie Roll is at the front of her kennel as handler approaches. She jumps at the kennel door and barks at handler but is distracted with treats and taken to the street for her walk. During Jellie Roll's walk she pulls moderately out to the street. She is very excited and spins on leash a few times and darts forward from time to time at random points. Jellie Roll stops to sniff frequently and uses the bathroom while outside, she passes people on the street without issue and checks in with handler frequently. Later on in the walk handler observes Jellie Roll begin to jump up at handler in the direction of their hand. She continues jumping and jumps onto handlers leg momentarily with minimal intensity and is redirected when handler tosses some treats. She is brought back to the care centers and her leash is clipped before she is brought back upstairs and back to kennel, interaction is ended shortly after. 6/15/25: Jellie Roll is at the front of the kennel with a soft body and wagging tail. She is jumping back and forth and spinning around in kennel. She is easily leashed and walks out of the kennel and down the hall eating treats off the floor while pulling mildly. She is taken to the street where she walk beside the handler with a loose leash. She ignores various stimuli on the street such as traffic, bikes passing by and people. Jellie Roll relieves herself and will occasionally engage with handler and sit for treats. She is walked back to the shelter where she spots a dog and stares at them briefly with a tense body. Handler calls to her and she turns around and sits and takes treats until the dog is out of sight. After, she is walked back to the shelter and returned to kennel without issue. **Older notes available upon request.**

Date of intake:: 3/26/2025

Summary:: Aloof, tense during MC scan

Date of initial:: 3/27/2025

Summary:: Loose wiggly body, became tense and flailed during muzzling

ENERGY LEVEL:: We have no history on Jellie Roll so we cannot be certain of their behavior in a home environment. However, they will need daily mental and physical activity to stay engaged and exercised. We recommend long-lasting chews, food puzzles, and hide-and-seek games, in additional to physical exercise, to positively direct their energy and enthusiasm.

BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION:: Level 3

Recommendations:: No children (under 13)

Recommendations comments:: No children (under 13): Due to fearful behavior we recommend a home with no children.

Potential challenges: : Resource guarding,Destructive behavior,Mouthiness/poor bite inhibition,Fearful/potential for defensive aggression,On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration

Potential challenges comments:: Resource Guarding: Jellie has been observed to become tense and hover over a toy, when the assess-a-hand persists Jellie snaps at the hand. Nothing should ever be taken directly out of Jellie's mouth, and any time something is removed they should be rewarded with a high value treat or toy. Please see handout on Resource Guarding. Destructive Behavior: Jellie's trail adopter stated that she would chew on furniture. We are unaware of what, if any, attempts were made to remedy this behavior but we suggest to future adopters that Jellie will need to be provided with physical and mental stimulation and with a variety of appropriate and engaging chew toys so they can engage in necessary chewing behavior without damage to human objects. Please see handout on Destructive Behavior. Mouthiness: Jellie's trail adopter stated that she would mouth their hands. We recommend never playing with bare hands, always with a toy, and ending play or attention whenever Jellie puts teeth on skin. They should be rewarded with attention and treats when they stop and/or when they are seeking attention in alternate ways. Please see handout on Mouthiness. Fearful Defensive: Jellie's trail adopter stated that she would growl at select people while in the elevator. During her previous stay Jellie Roll was observed to be fearful. Noted to hard bark and snap at handlers when they attempted to leash her. During her current stay Jellie has been observed to lip curl and snap towards handlers while in kennel. It is important to move slowly with Jellie, to build positive associations (treats/toys/praise), and to allow them to initiate interactions with new people. They should never be forced to greet or to interact if they are not comfortable and soliciting attention. Please see handout on Fearful and Defensive Aggression. On Leash Reactivity: Jellie has been observed to become tense and fixate on dogs and people while in leash. Jellie will need positive reinforcement, reward based training to teach them to look at you rather than dogs and other stimuli. We recommend a front clip harness to help manage this behavior. Please see handout on On Leash Reactivity and Barrier Frustration.