bubba
Breed: American Staffordshire Terrier
Profile: Medium size young adult
male
Bubba A808770
(M) Estimated Age 2 Years and 2 Months, WHITE / BLACK, AMERICAN STAFF / BLEND DOG
Evaluation Notes:
Dog displays sociability by coming over to greet me, jumping up onto barrier with a loose, wiggly body, wide eyes, pricked ears
and a wagging tail where he is seemingly highly aroused. He is difficult to leash due to jumping up and attempting to exit kennel
with a loose, wiggly body and a wagging tail. He is able to be leash and walk outside where he pulls heavily on leash and is
seemingly house trained. In yard, he runs around with a loose, wiggly body and a wagging tail and returns to me sitting at my feet
seemingly interested in continued treats. He knows sit and takes treats from hand. He is easy to return to building where he pulls
heavily on leash. He is difficult to return to kennel by turning and pulling heavily away from kennel and is lured into kennel by
walking into kennel with him. He attempts to exit kennel as I exit kennel and is lured away from door with treats offered on
ground where I am able to exit kennel. He vocalizes after I walk away.
Behavior due to high arousal level, would benefit from increased physical and mental enrichment. Offered enrichment later in
day.
06/20/2026
Play Group
Dog displays sociability with all handlers by jumping up onto barrier to greet with a loose, wiggly body and a wagging tail and is
difficult to leash due to jumping in kennel. He is easy to walk outside where he pulls on leash. While greeting known dog social
dogs at barrier, he greets inappropriately with a tense body, wide eyes, pricked ears, raised hackles and a high tail while tracking
dogs in yard. In yard he is nervous while greeting male and female dogs by greeting with a tense body, wide side eyes, pricked
ears, raised hackles and a a high tail. He is able to adjust and displays sociability with male and female dogs observed with by
coexisting with a loose body and a wagging tail. He adjusts further after defecating and runs around yard with a loose body and
wagging tail. He continues to greet inappropriately with a tense body, wide side eyes, pricked ears, raised hackles and a a high
tail where he is redirected. He is easy to return to kennel.