SIERRA – A1062202

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SIERRA – A1062202

FEMALE, WHITE / BLACK, AM PIT BULL TER, 1 yr, 2 mos
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason PERS PROB
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 01/04/2016, From NY 10027, DueOut Date 01/04/2016,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary scan negative possible ear infection vs other placving on vet check flea comb negative- treated with activyl female intact relaxed duirng exam
Weight 42.4

A volunteer writes:

Meet Sierra, our little white pocket pittie tank! She’s a tiny little thing, adorably snuggly and playful, getting the zoomies from time to time as we played.  Her tail wags, her eyes meet mine, I toss a toy and off she goes.  Zooming back for some petting as she snuggles between my legs, she looks up as I pet her and I melt! Surrendered due to “personal problems” we’re told that Sierra lived well with a 6 mo. old and an 11 yo.  with whom she’s gentle.  She’s friendly with strangers, afraid of loud noises and will hide, loves to play with toys, is housetrained for both outside and wee wee pads. and is well behaved when left home alone.  Miss Sierra went potty the moment we were outside showing off her housetraining skills, is great on leash and trundles along by my side tail wagging.  She sits for treats, takes them gently (her favorite we’re told is Milkbone).  She snuggles, she zooms, she snuggles, she sits – I could spend the day watching her she’s so adorable!   Sierra is simply fabulous and is hoping to find a new family to love starting now.   Ask to meet her when you visit.

PROFILE :

Sierra is a female american pit bull terrier who is a year and 2 months old.
Socialization:
Around strangers Sierra is friendly and outgoing . Sierra has been around children ages6 months to 11 years old. When Sierra plays with adults and children she is gentle. Sierra is respectful and playful with other dogs. When she plays with other dogs she is gentle. Sierra has never been around any cats so it is unknown how she will react to them.  Sierra has also been around one turtle and was relaxed around the turtle. Sierra has never bitten another person or animal .

Behavior:
Sierra has good behavior but will hide and become very afraid around loud sounds. When someone touches Sierra’s food or bowl while she is eating she is friendly. Sierra is also friendly when someone takes a treat or toy away from her when she is using it. Sierra is also friendly when someone holds or restrains her, pushes her off the furniture, gives her a bath or brushes her. Sierra is also frienly when an unfamiliar person approaches her family or her home.

For a New Family to Know:
Sierra is described as friendly, affectionate, playful, confident, excitable, and independant with a medium activity level. When at home Sierra will follow you around . Sierra likes to play with balls squeaky toys, stuffed toys and chewbones. Sierra has been kept indoors only . Sierra eats both wet and dry food from the brand puppy chow. Sierra favorite treats are milkbones. Sierra is house trained and will use th bathroom on wee wee pads and outside. Sierra is weel behaved when left alone at home. Sierra knows the commands sit and stop.

Intake behavior:
Sierra alloweed staff to collar, scan for a microchip and take picutres with no signs of aggression. Sierra had a loose body and a wagging tail.

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