Date of intake:: 7/30/2024

Spay/Neuter status:: No

Means of surrender (length of time in previous home):: Stray, no history

Date of assessment:: 8/2/2024

Summary:: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Moderate – dog pulls on and off; to get to scent; out the building Reactivity to humans: None – ignores Reactivity to dogs: None – ignores Leash walking comments: Startle by cars, started to zig zag away Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Moderately social – checks in with handler; anxious, displacement seeking, Call over: Approaches with coaxing Sociability comments: mouths handler when collared Handling Soft handling: Tolerates contact- Displacement play bows, mouths hand, anxious, panting, allows pets Exuberant handling: Tolerates contact- mouths hand with mild pressure, anxious, pants, flops on floor, moves away Handling comments: Arousal Jog: Follows, soft body Arousal comments: Knock Knock Comments: No response Toy Toy comments: No interest

Summary:: 9/4/24: When greeting another dog through the gate, Froyo is neutral and uninterested. He reapproaches then play bows and bounces back and forth. Handler attempts to place a clip leash on for an off leash interaction and Froyo head whips repeatedly, mouthing handlers hand.

Summary (5):: 9/26/24: Froyo is at the front of the kennel with the a neutral body. He is easily leashed and taken to the playyard. Froyo sits in front of the handler, handler offers Froyo a treat and he is not receptive. Froyo continues to spit the treats out on the floor. Handler reaches for Froyo's collar and he jumps towards them and wraps his arms around them. Handler turns their body in an attempt to get Froyo off them. When that does not work handler straight arms Froyo. Handler attempts to clip dragline again and gets the same response. Froyo continues to not be receptive to treats. When another dog enters the pen next to him, Froyo fixates on the other dog and jumps towards them. This behavior is not able to be redirected. After jumping towards the dog Froyo jumps up on handler with tense body. Handler has to straight arm Froyo again due to him wrapping his arm again. Froyo is returned to kennel with no further issue. 9/20/24: Froyo was at the front of the kennel with a neutral body. He is easily leashed and taken to the elevator. He takes treats from handler gently. While walking through the hallway he stops behind a staff member who has their back turned and jumps up towards them. Handler pulls Froyo away and continues to the street. Handler does check-ins with Froyo, tossing treats and handing treats and he takes them gently. He does not relieve himself on the walk. He pulls hard towards dogs passing and handler keeps him away. He is returned to kennel by tossing treats into his kennel which he goes in easily without further issue. 9/17/24- ACS staff reported when Froyo was on drag leash and when they went to releash, started to jump on them and get mouthy. They grabbed the drag leash and pulled him off them. They were able to put their slip leash on and returned to kennel without issues. 9/15/24- Froyo is at the front of his kennel with a loose and wiggly body, he is easily leashed and taken to the play yard. He is placed on a drag leash and he jumps on another handler in the pen. First handler used their squeaker and he comes to them, he gently takes a treat. He again goes to jump on the other handler, they again used the squeaker. He comes back to the handler and takes another treat. Second handler leaves pen and Froyo does zoomies in the pen. He allows handler to brush him, he then does some more zoomies. He is offered treats but shows no interest. He is easily releashed and returned to kennel without issue.

Summary (6):: 9/4/24: Froyo is standing in the front of his kennel as handler approaches. He begins barking and jumping at kennel door as handler begins unlocking to leash. He is leashed easily and brought to the backyard for a gate greet. While in the elevator on the way to the play yard Froyo is restless and spins in circles quickly while occasionally jumping up and barking and pulls hard coming out the elevator. Froyo is brought to the gate and is generally aloof initially when interreacting with other dog. The other dog begins play bowing to which Froyo begins vocalizing and barking at them. Handler ends interaction and brings Froyo back to kennel who is observed barking and yipping all the way back to kennel. Handler returns Froyo to kennel without further issue. 8/31/24: Froyo is standing in the front of his kennel as handler approaches. Froyo begins jumping at the kennel door as handler begins unlocking door to leash. He is leashed without issue and brought out to the street for a walk. Froyo is exuberant and pulls around frantically, in the elevator on the way to the street Froyo jumps on handler and leans on them, accepting pets on the belly before jumping off as the doors open. Froyo continues to pull on the street and will dart from side to side to smell different spots on the street. Froyo will pull hard towards people and dogs he sees on the street and at one point pulls forward randomly very fast and head flips, froyo is kept on a shorter leash which helps alleviate his pulling. Froyo uses the bathroom and is subsequently brought back to kennel without issue. 8/9/24: Froyo is at the front of the kennel soft bodied when handler approaches. He is easily leashed and removed from kennel without issue. He is taken out to the yard where a drag leash is attached. He runs around the pen before sitting in front of handler. Handler offers him a treat which he takes before spitting out. Handler sits on the bench and he leans his body against handler, allowing petting. Froyo then places their front paws on handler's lap. Afterwards, he is returned to kennel without issue

Summary (7):: 8/9/24: Froyo is at the front of the kennel soft bodied when handler approaches. He is easily leashed and removed from kennel without issue. He is taken out to the yard where a drag leash is attached. He runs around the pen before sitting in front of handler. Handler offers him a treat which he takes before spitting out. Handler sits on the bench and he leans his body against handler, allowing petting. Froyo then places their front paws on handler's lap. Afterwards, he is returned to kennel without issue 8/2/24- Froyo is at the front of the front with a neutral body, when handler attempts to leash he dodges the leash. He would back up and dodge the leash on each attempt. Handler held out a treat, when Froyo went to sniff handler was able to leash. He was taken for a street. He moderately pulls. He is hypervigilant (zig zagging, looking around). He wasn't reacting to any people or dogs while out, he did jump back when a loud car came down the street. He was offered treats but just sniffed them. He was brought to the room for his assessment. He was heavy panting and aloof with handlers. He took some treats that were offered. He was releashed and returned to his kennel without issue. 7/31/24: Froyo is standing in the front of his kennel as handler approaches. Froyo is tense and stiff bodied, head down and wale eyes directed at handler. He immediately moves to the back of his kennel as handler approaches, handler begins tossing treats to coax Froyo to the front of kennel for leashing. After throwing a few treats Froyo investigates and begins eating the treats, while distracted Froyo is lassoed at the center of the kennel. When the leash reaches over Froyo's head he moves it away and attempts to maneuver his head away, but is successfully leashed regardless. Once leashed Froyo is hesitant to exit kennel, but after being given a moment leaves kennel on their own and is brought to the street. Once on the street Froyo becomes extremely hypervigilant, constantly scanning around frantically, he also expresses a sensitivity to the leash, occasionally whipping his head as he feels pressure on the leash. Froyo begins sniffing around and at one point jumps over some trash and freezes in fear when attempting to jump back over to continue walk. Handler lifts the garbage bags out the way to create a path for Froyo to continue walking which Froyo is able to walk through to continue his walk. Handler returns to the front area of the garage so as to not overwhelm Froyo further during his walk. Froyo remains hypervigilant, and sniffs around wherever he can, he does not accept treats or use the bathroom while out. Handler is able to clip Froyo and begins returning to kennel, but freezes at their kennel door. Froyo is coaxed inside with treats and affirmations and handler ends interaction soon after.

Date of intake:: 7/30/2024

Summary:: Curious, allowed handling

Date of initial:: 8/1/2024

Summary:: Fearful, tense, jumps on staff in social manner

ENERGY LEVEL:: We have no history on Froyo 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): Froyo is a anxious, nervous dog that will mouth people 's hand when restrained, in an attempt to move away. Due to this behavior, he should go to a home with older children.

Potential challenges: : Mouthiness/poor bite inhibition,Handling/touch sensitivity,Fearful,Anxiety

Potential challenges comments:: Handling/touch sensitivity/Mouthiness/poor bite inhibition: Froyo displays displacement behavior when he is held, and will mouth people's hand with mild pressure in an attempt to move away. Positive reinforcement should be used to help him feel comfortable with some handling. Please see the handout on Handling/touch sensitivity and Mouthiness/poor bite inhibition Fearful: Froyo is highly fearful and at times will tense up but he has shown the potential to warm up with slow movements and treats. Please see the handout on Decompression Anxiety: Froyo is anxious in the Care Center. He is hypervigilant, pants, and pace. He will need daily enrichment if he displays this behavior in the home. Please see the handout on General Anxiety.