PHARAOH – A1102256

PHARAOH – A1102256

NEUTERED MALE, WHITE / TAN, AM PIT BULL TER MIX, 7 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason HOUSE SOIL
Intake condition UNSPECIFIE Intake Date 01/26/2017, From NY 10040, DueOut Date 01/26/2017,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary 1/26/17 Sex: Male neutered Scan: Negative Estimated age: 7 years per previous owner Fleas: No flea dirt. Hx: Client came home about 4 weeks ago and discovered that pt had bit off his tail while being crated. S: Excited, loose and wiggly body, allows all handling O: BAR-H, BCS 6/9, MMs pink and moist, CRT <2 sec EENT: No discharge OU, AU, nose. Moderate tartar and gingivitis, significant tooth attrition, fracture of right maxillary and mandibular K9 teeth. PLNs: Not enlarged. H/L: NSR, NMA. Eupnic, quiet lung sounds. Abd: Soft, no pain on palpation, no masses palpated M/S/I: Amb x4. Decubital ulcers on elbows and lateral tarsi. Thin fur on face cranial to both ears. Alopecia and erythematous skin on ventrum. Tail is amputated after first 5-6 vertebrae, skin of amputation is clean and fully healed. UG: Male neutered A: 1. Dental disease including attrition and fractured teeth 2. Decubital ulcers and areas of alopecia – likely secondary to being crated for so long. Should heal well with time. Short-term prognosis: Excellent P: Recommend dental cleaning and rads with crown treatment as needed for fractured teeth. 1088
Weight 64.8

A volunteer writes:  Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle – classic case of the tail wagging the dog!  With a happy smile, sparkling eyes and that wiggle, Pharaoh welcomes me to his kennel happy to see my leash.  Out we go, Pharaoh using the ‘facilities’ as soon as we’re out the door and then showing off lovely leash manners as we head to the park.   Posing for pictures like a pro, he doesn’t mind being tethered wagging his little stumpy tail at me.  Pharaoh ignores other dogs we pass, even a small one rudely barking and pulling towards us.  Good boy Pharaoh!   Part of his family since a puppy, Pharaoh was surrendered due to “no time”. We’re told he’s friendly and responsive, friendly and tolerant of children, crate trained, is scared of and will hide from fireworks and loud noises, doesn’t guard his things, loves to play with balls, slept on his owner’s bed, loves to snack on vegetables, apples and pears!
Love that!  Pharaoh showed off his sit, took his treats gently, and then decided he was going to be a lap dog.  Funny boy – all 65 pounds of him, as hard as he tried just didn’t happen.  Instead, he settled for draping himself over my legs, giving me kisses, and closing his eyes in affectionate bliss.   I adore this boy, his lively energy, affectionate and sweet personality and great smile.  You will too – come meet him and see for yourself.!

PROFILE :

Basic: Pharaoh is an 8 year old neutered American Pitbull. His owner got him from a breeder in New Jersey when he was a puppy. Pharaoh has been soiling in the house and his owner is having a hard time training and finding time for him. He has no known health issues. In December 2014 he chewed off his tail while in a crate for an extended amount
time, at home. He was last seen by a vet 2 years ago.

Socialization: Around strangers Pharaoh is very friendly and responsive to his name, and to petting. He has never lived with any children, but his owners nephews have known Pharaoh from infancy to age of 6. Pharaoh was tolerant and friendly with them. He is plays exuberantly and a little rough with adults and children. Pharaoh spent time with an adult female dog who passed away of old age, during his first year at home. They were respectful of each other. He does not play with other dogs due to being bullied. He has not lived with any other animals. He has never bitten a person. He bit another dog years ago when he was being bullied, in defense.

Behavior: Pharaoh often poops and pees indoors, and gets anxious when left alone for long periods of time. During storms/fireworks he whines and hides. He isnt bothered when someone touches his food or bowl while eating/takes treats and toys away/pushed off furniture/held or restrained/disturbed while sleeping/gets a bath. His owner never brushed him or cut his nails. He is friendly when someone unfamiliar approaches his family outside and his home. He loves to snack on vegetables, apples, and pears!

For new family: Pharaoh is described as affectionate, playful, and friendly. Activity level is high. His owner likes that he is affectionate, intuitive, energetic, and athletic. Pharaoh loves any and all games with a ball. He will run towards basketballs in parks. He likes tug, chase and fetch. At home Pharaoh will be in the same room as his owner. He was kept mainly indoors. He sleeps on his owner’s bed. He eats both wet&dry Pedigree, once a day, his bowl is filled to the brim. He is partially housetrained and has accidents daily until he was crated. He goes potty on grass&cement. He goes potty indoors when left alone. He is crate trained for 12-16 hours a day. He knows “Sit”. His exercise is off leash and on leash 1hr walks 2xday in the park. He pulls hard on the leash. When off leash will wander but comes when called.

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