Cassio

• Special needs

Best in an adults-only home

Special needs: [YELLOW]Background: Bite case intake 5/2/26 having bitten a jogger. Red dot on intake d/t bite; Had not met either handler prior to handling evaluation completed on 5/13/26.O: Soft face, loose, high wagging tail at the front of the kennel. Took treats gently through the bars. Easy to leash. Came out with very soft, relaxed body language and loose, high wagging tail. Walked ahead of handler and put paws on second handlerbx00#25;s legs to greet. Very relaxed body language throughout. Pulled moderately on leash. Attempted to mark in the hallway. Eliminated x1 on reaching the trash can outside. Marked several times in the yard. Dropped leash in the yard. Dog immediately approached both handlers with very relaxed body language and relaxed open mouth, soft wagging tail. Put paws up on handlers and enthusiastically licked faces. Chased toys but did not pick up. Took treats gently. Bounced around playfully when asked to sit. Followed handler with loose body language when handler jogged around the yard, then veered off to sniff. Relaxed with all over handling of head, neck, chest, legs, belly. Allowed teeth check. Approximately 2 years old by teeth. No issues walking back to the kennel. Dog entered the kennel without issue. A: Highly affiliative. Appears to enjoy pets and comfortable with full handling. Medium Energy. Does not appear to know any commands. Treat motivated. Yellow volunteer took dog out and confirmed behavior was consistent across multiple handlers. Yellow for in-shelter handling d/t bite history. Otherwise presents as a green dog with no issues handling. P: Make available for adoption with bite disclosure. Adult only home. Recommend patient rewards-based approach to basic training (leash walking, basic commands) with structured and slow introduction to new environments/people. Potential adopters should be aware that dog has a history of pursuing cyclists and joggers and has previously bitten a jogger. When outside of the home, precautions should be taken to keep him confined in secure fenced area or restrained on-leash to prevent future incidents where he could be triggered to pursue a person.B [2026-05-14 01:22:00.000]