JJANGA – A1081414

JJANGA – A1081414

SPAYED FEMALE, TAN, SHIH TZU, 10 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason OWNER SICK
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 07/15/2016, From NY 11354, DueOut Date 07/15/2016, I came in with Group/Litter #K16-065756.

Initial Exam (7/17/16); scan negative; flea comb negative- treated with activyl; GERIATRIC; ALOPECIAfemale intact- reported spayed- placing on vet check to re-check; relaxed during exam

PROFILE:

INFORMATION

Jjang A1081414 is a spayed, 9 year old Shih Tzu that was surrendered because the owner’s wife is sick and cannot care for the dogs. Jjang was a gift to the family when she was a puppy. Jjang has never had any injuries however, for the past two years she has developed mild skin mange

SOCIALIZATION

Jjjang is a very calm dog. Jjang has lived with another dog (whom was from her litter). Jjang and the other dog, played, ate and slept together. Jjang hasn’t had much experience around any other dog besides the one that lived in the home. Jjang has never been around any cats. Jjang has been around children ages newborn and up. Jjang was always calm and respectful around the children.

BEHAVIOR

Jjang has no pervious bite history with anyone or animal. Jjang enjoys being held and rubbed. Jjang isn’t bothered by the following: Baths/ grooming/brushes /having her food bowl touched or taking away. Jjang does get a bit frightened when she hears loud sounds however, she doesn’t run away.

FOR NEW FAMILIES TO KNOW

Jjang is described as affectionate, friendly and mellow. Jjang would be best in any home. Jjang doest play with toys. Jjaang’s favorite activity is sleeping. Jjang eats both wet and dry foods mixed throughout the day.

BEHAVIOR DURING INTAKE

Jjang allowed all handling.

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