Date of intake:: 4/7/2024

Means of surrender (length of time in previous home):: Owner Surrender

Previously lived with:: 1 adult, 1 large dog

Behavior toward children:: unknown

Behavior toward cats:: unknown

Resource guarding:: none reported

Bite history:: none reported

Housetrained:: Unknown

Energy level/descriptors:: Jasmine is reported to have a very high energy level.

Date of assessment:: 4/8/2024

Summary:: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Mild pulling Reactivity to humans: None – ignores Reactivity to dogs: Moderate – dog screeches/growls Leash walking comments: Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Moderately social – checks in with handler; solicits attention but also explores room; quickly becomes anxious - pace, pant, unable to settle Call over: approaches readily Sociability comments: jumps up persistently on handlers for more treats and attention Handling Soft handling: body soft, leans in, remains anxious Exuberant handling: body soft, leans in, remains anxious Handling comments: Arousal Jog: follows, distracted Arousal comments: Knock: no response Knock Comments: Toy: no response Toy comments:

Summary:: Although Jasmine is an owner surrender, her dog-to-dog history is not recorded. 05/06/24 Jasmine is introduced to a novel male dog while off leash at the care center. Jasmine greets the novel male dog with a soft frame. Jasmine displays a high flagging tail while remaining self-present. Jasmine is introduced to another novel male dog at the care center as well. Jasmine greets the novel male dog with a soft frame before proceeding to walk away. 04/09/24 Jasmine is introduced to a novel female dog while off leash at the care center. Jasmine greets the novel female dog, but due to the other dog's reactivity, Jasmine disengages. Jasmine becomes nervous, walking away and keeping her distance.

Summary (2):: 09/27/24: Jasmine is standing in her kennel panting as the handler approaches. She mouths at the leash but is distracted by treats. Handler uses the food to lure her through the rope and she rushes out of kennel. Jasmine pulls hard to the canine behavior office where she allows the handler to place her on a drag leash. Jasmine jumps repeatedly up onto the handler and attempts to steal treats. The handler redirects her to the various enrichment items and she focuses for a few moments before returning to jump on the handler. She is easily releashed and returned to kennel without issue.

Summary (3):: 09/24/2024: ACS reports that Jasmine began to leash bite when coming out of her kennel. 09/22/24 As the handler approaches the kennel, Jasmine exuberantly jumps onto the kennel door. As the handler attempts to leash her, she bites and tugs on the lead. The handler will toss her some treats, she lets go and will attempt to bite it again as the handler attempts to leash her. The handler administers a toy to her and will play tug while leashing her. This is a success and the two will proceed outside for a walk. Jasmine will immediately start hard barking and lunging at her neighboring kennels as they exit the kennel room. The handler quickly rushes her outside. Jasmine is visibly more relaxed when exiting the building, exuberantly jumping onto the handler and soliciting pets. Jasmine will display a loose, wiggly frame while walking moderately beside the handler. They will go for a lengthy walk before returning back to the facility. During the walk, Jasmine will mark in different areas. Jasmine is returned to the building entering with no issue as well as her kennel. 09/15/24: Jasmine is loose in kennel and will start jumping up and leash biting as handler is trying to leash her. Jasmine will be brought out after being leashed and will be escorted up the hill where she will explore the environment and handler will place a harness on her as she sits waits patiently. Handler will administer scattered treats for a reward and jasmine will accept and be escorted back to the care center and returned to her kennel safely. 09/14/24: A member of staff reports that Jasmine has begun dodging leashing when trying to get her out of kennel. It is also reported that Jasmine is heavily panting and hard barking in kennel. 09/01/24 Jasmine is at the front of her kennel, jumping onto the kennel door excessively. As the handler attempts to leash her, Jasmine will bite the lead and release. The handler attempts again, and she snaps at the lead again, but the lead goes onto her, and she pushes her way out of the kennel, exuberantly jumping. Jasmine will pull her way out of the building. Jasmine exits the building, maintaining her loose, wiggly body and pulling on the lead. Jasmine will sit firmly when wanting a treat, catching one when tossed. Jasmine and the handler will commence the walk as she remains loose and wiggly. Jasmine is returned back to the facility where she enters the building and her kennel with no issue.

Summary (4):: 08/28/24 Jasmine is at the front of her kennel with a relaxed, neutral body. The handler leashes her with ease, and they proceed outside for a walk. Jasmine will remain loose and wiggly while moderately walking beside the handler. Jasmine will solicit pets from the handler as well as lean in accepting more. Jasmine will take treats gently and wiggle excessively when the handler calls her name in a high pitch voice. The two will commence their walk as Jasmine remains soft and neutral. Jasmine is returned to the facility with no issue, entering the building with ease. She is a little reluctant entering the kennel, but when treats are tossed in, Jasmine enters. 08/18/24: Jasmine is laying at the front of kennel with a neutral body as handler approaches. As handler unlocks kennel door, she becomes loose and wiggly and begins jumping up on kennel door. Handler cracks open kennel and administers a toy which Jasmine grabs right away. She is leashed with ease and drops toy, jumping up at handler excitedly. Handler shortens their lead and walks Jasmine to the Canine Behavior Office. She is collared and clipped to a drag lead; free to explore the space. Jasmine engages with multiple enrichment items and toys that are offered to her. She begins to scavenge around the room and takes toys and treats from boxes within reach. When a second handler enters the room, Jasmine will jump up on them exuberantly and has to be redirected with tossed treats. Once Jasmine has finished eating her treats, handler leashes Jasmine and she is returned to kennel safely. 08/08/24: Jasmine is jumping on the kennel bars as the handler approaches. She attempts to push her way past the handler, but is prevented. The handler leashes her and she pulls hard to the canine live room. Jasmine engages readily with the LATTE enrichment items before handler begins to introduce her to the Look At That game. Jasmine is initially uninterested, but plays more readily as the session continues. She is returned to kennel without issue. 08/02/24: Jasmine is standing in kennel loose and wiggly and will allow handler to leash her with ease. Jasmine will be brought outside for a walk and will maintain a neutral form while walking on loose leash moderately in front of handler. Jasmine will explore on her walk and relieve herself and will be brought back into the care center and returned to her kennel safely.

Summary (5):: 07/28/24: Jasmine is standing at the front of her kennel with a loose wiggly body as handler approaches. She is leashed with ease and walked to the Live Room. Jasmine is clipped to a drag lead and is free to explore the space. She spends time interacting with LATTE items including snuffle mat, licky mat, and slow feeder. Another handler enters the room and she becomes very jumpy. The second handler turns their body away from Jasmine to discourage jumping and first handler redirects Jasmine back to the slow feeder with extra treats. Jasmine begins ripping at the snuffle mat so handler directs her to another enrichment item and places the snuffle mat on the counter. Jasmine attempts to jump on the counter to retrieve the snuffle. She finds a squeaky toy and begins to play with it. After a few minutes, Jasmine is leashed and returns to kennel safely. 7/16/24: Jasmine is standing in her kennel panting as the handler approaches. She is easily leashed and immediately lunges for the dog across from her, snapping and throwing herself against the bars. Jasmine is pulled away by the handler and she pulls hard to the canine behavior office. Jasmine engages with mild interest in the LATTE enrichment items, but mostly jumps up onto various surfaces. She is returned to kennel without issue. 7/11/24: Jasmine is standing neutrally in her kennel when the handler approaches. She is easily leashed and pulls towards the other kennels, but is prevented by the handler. Jasmine jumps up towards the handler once, but handler throws a few treats forward and Jasmine is redirected. She pulls hard to the canine behavior office where she engages readily with the LATTE enrichment items. Handler begins to teach Take a Breath to Jasmine and she engages readily. She walks neutrally back to kennel without issue. 7/2/24: Jasmine is standing neutrally in her kennel when the handler approaches. She is easily leashed and pulls towards the other kennels, but is prevented by the handler. Jasmine jumps up repeatedly onto the handler in the hallway. Handler begins to throw treats in front and Jasmine follows. She walks out to the play yard where handler continues to establish mat work and Look at That. Jasmine engages with mild interest and is able to turn away from birds. She walks neutrally back to the kennel.

Summary (6):: 06/25/24: Jasmine is jumping on the kennel bars and demand barking as the handler approaches. She is easily leashed and rushes towards the neighboring kennels as the handler lets her out. Jasmine jumps up repeatedly onto the handler, attempting to get into thier treat pouch. Handler throws a few treats out in front of Jasmine and she is able to focus, pulling hard out to the play yard. Once outside, handler encourages Jasmine to jump up onto the mat and she does so readily. Handler introduces the Look At That cue with a neutral object, but Jasmine shows no interest in it so handler uses the birds instead. Jasmine begins to understand the expected behavior and participates readily. She walks at first with a loose leash but then begins to pull as she gets closer to her kennel room. Jasmine enters the kennel without issue 06/24/24: Jasmine greets the handler demand barking to come out. During leashing Jasmine will stand by the front kennel corner, she continues to bark which what appears to be at the neighbors dog. Jasmine is leashed and guided out of her kennel. When Jasmine comes out she rushes towards the neighboring kennel. The handler diverts her out of the room and continues down the hall. On walks Jasmine walks with loose body language and a head of the handler, checking in consistently. When entering the room Jasmine attempts again to charge towards the neighboring kennel but again is guided straight to her kennel and is unleashed without any issues. 06/15/2024: Jasmine is reported to bite on the lead and will dodge it when handlers try to take her out of her kennel. 06/10/24: Jasmine greets the handler lying at front of her kennel. When the handler goes to open the kennel door Jasmin pops up and approaches the kennel door. Jasmine is easily leashed and escorted out for walks. When on leash Jasmine will very mildly pull ahead of the handler. Jasmine will frequently look back and check in with the handler but after a few paces, Jasmine will retreat beside the handler and begin leaping up at the handler attempting to eat from the treat pouch. Jasmine will also offer sits to solicit treats. Jasmine is escorted back to the facility where she is guided to her kennel, unleashed and jackpot rewarded for entering her kennel. 6/3/24: Jasmine was leashed with ease and walked to the yard where a pool was set up. Handler lured Jasmine towards pool with treats and then tossed treats in. Jasmine would pick out the floating treats at first, but eventually climbed all the way in and submerged her muzzle to eat the treats from the bottom on the pool. Jasmine climbed in and out of the pool a number of times, bobbing for treats. She was loose and wiggly, accepting pets on her back as she played in the pool. Jasmine later played fetch with handler, bringing the tennis ball back to them and dropping it in their lap. Jasmine briefly cooled off in the pool before being returned to kennel with ease.

Summary (7):: 5/27/24: Jasmine was leashed with ease and walked to the yard where she bounded around in the rain chasing after tennis balls. Jasmine would bring them back to the bench or collect them in the dog bed. Jasmine and another female dog from a neighboring kennel noticed each other outside. Jasmine was calm and wagged her tail as she looked at the dog through the gate. Jasmine left her toys in the pen and was returned to kennel with ease. 05/21/24 Jasmine walks forward with a loose, wiggly body. Jasmine clips her harness and takes her for a walk. She exuberantly exits the kennel and pulls her way outside. Jasmine displays a loose body while slightly pulling. Jasmine will check in throughout the walk. She catches treats and will take them gently when administered. Jasmine will sit firmly when wanting a treat. She playfully jumps onto the handler a few times throughout the walk. Jasmine is returned to the facility where she enters the building and her kennel with no issue. 05/12/24: Jasmine greets the handler standing on her cot in the back of her kennel. When the handler opens the kennel door Jasmine rushes over to the front where she is easily leashed and escorted outside on walks. Jasmine spends her walk mildly pulling ahead of the handler. Jasmine frequently checks in with the handler for an opportunity for treats or will jump on the handler for to solicit affection. When passing other dogs Jasmine will become stiff and focus but is easily guided away. Jasmine is escorted back to her kennel where she is unleashed without any issues. 04/14/24: Jasmine is standing at the front of her kennel when handler arrives, Jasmine is easily leashed and brought out her kennel for a walk. while outside Jasmine displays a loose body and wagging tail while on a loose leash with her handler, Jasmine pasts serval dogs on the street and continues walking, handler administers treats and she happy to eat them, Jasmine is returned back to her kennel with no issues safe and secure.

Date of intake:: 4/7/2024

Summary:: easily leashed, tightly tucked tail, reluctant to enter kennel, huff and bark at another dog

Date of initial:: 4/9/2024

Summary:: social, attention seeking, wiggly, jumpy

ENERGY LEVEL:: Her previous owners describe Jasmine as a high-energy dog. In the care center she has been active and enthusiastic. She may need guidance to learn how to appropriately channel that energy. Jasmine will need daily mental and physical stimulation and exercise, and force-free, positive reinforcement-based training may help her to learn impulse control and to train desirable behaviors that can be rewarded.

BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION:: Level 2

Recommendations:: No young children (under 5),No cats

Recommendations comments:: No young children (under 5): Due to Jasmine's initial fearfulness, lack of manners, and anxiety, we recommend a home without young children at this time. No cats- We recommend she be placed in a home without cats/ Small animals.

Potential challenges: : Basic manners/poor impulse control,Fearful,On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration,Leash-biting

Potential challenges comments:: Basic Manners/Poor impulse control: Jasmine jumps up persistently when seeking attention and treats from handlers. It is recommended that default behaviors such as "Leave it", "Sit/Stay", "Down" are reinforced to substitute any frustration and teach her to control her impulses instead of simply reacting; proper management is also advised. Force-free, reward based training only is recommended. Please see handout on Basic manners/poor impulse control. Fearful: Jasmine was initially fearful during her medical exam but warmed up quickly. If she does show fearful behavior in a future home it is important to always go slow and give Jasmine the option to walk away from any social interaction. She should never be forced to approach anything that she is uncomfortable with or to submit to petting or handling. Please see handout on Decompression Period. On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration: At the care center, Jasmine has been observed to react to other dogs on leash, screeching towards them and growling. Jasmine may need positive reinforcement, reward reward-based training to teach her to look at you rather than other dogs. We recommend a front clip harness or head halter to help manage this behavior. Please see handout on On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration. Leash-biting- Jasmine has displayed leash-biting behavior in care.