Snoop is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. He is heavily fecal tracking, non stop demand
barking, jumping on the door of his kennel and spilling his water. This animal would
benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
environments and separation. This dog is working with our training team daily on
leash skills, basic obedience, and good manners. Snoop is very interested in his
training and eager to learn! He loves treats and picks up on new tasks quickly and
with enthusiasm. He is energetic and playful, and would benefit from further training,
socializing, and a home that can provide him with outlets for his energy as well as
mental stimulation. This dog shows dog-selective behaviors, they get along well with
some dogs, but not all. They may have preferences about which dogs they’re
comfortable around and can sometimes struggle to be socially appropriate with
certain others. With ongoing training, supervision, and proper introductions, their
interactions with other dogs can continue to improve. We recommend slow,
structured introductions to new dogs to ensure positive experiences.
UPDATE: This animal has shown improvement and is responding to interventions
provided. The commitment date has been removed for now however this animal
would still benefit from foster, rescue, or adoption.