SHASHA – A1040329

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SHASHA – A1040329

FEMALE, BLACK / WHITE, LABRADOR RETR / AM PIT BULL TER, 5 mos
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason TOO BIG
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 06/16/2015, From NY 10468, DueOut Date 06/16/2015,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary BARH scan negative young female dog NOSF
Weight 43.0

A volunteer writes

Sasha is a pretty and lively Lab mix we have at the Manhattan Care Center. Why is such a lovely ebony flower with us? According to her very short term owner, 5 month old Sasha would be ?????too big and too rambunctious for the 3 young kids of the house…Although she has been well cared for, Sasha is a bit on the thin side and is quite hungry. She would  be very playful, affectionate ,  totally house trained, free of handling issues and a good girl when alone at home. Sasha is indeed very sociable. Her tail is wagging, her eyes are bright and begging to be taken out, a bark punctuates the request…Leashed in no time, she pulls a bit and eliminates as soon as we hit the street. She might never have mingled with other dogs, but here, at the care center , she seems quite happy to meet some. She can sit on command, runs for a ball, catches it and starts to retrieve. She is a work in progress and a good listener. Puppies need dedicated owners who understand that “Rome was not made in one day”. Bringing up youngsters  is tough but very rewarding. Sasha is waiting for you, her new master and teacher.

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