Snickers

Snickers is an adoptable female Bullmastiff looking for a home at Los Angeles County - Downey in Downey, California. She is a young adult and large in size. She is listed on the shelter's euthanasia list, listed due to lack of space, and that date has now passed. Shelters often move these dates, so Snickers may still be waiting. The shelter can confirm.

Name: SNICKERS Animal ID: A5795939 Location: Downey Breed: PIT BULL Color: BR BRINDLE Sex: Female Age: 1 years 0 months Weight: 74 lbs Handling: FRIENDLY/EASYTO REMOVE Description Snickers greeted the runner with a wiggly body while licking the runner's hand. She was easy to leash and remove from the kennel, greeted her neighbors excitedly, pulled moderately on leash, and was easy to collar. In the catch pen, her body was wiggly and her eyes were soft. She ignored the runner's attempts to engage in rough play in favor of greeting the other dogs at the fence. She entered the yard, and greeted the other dogs in a pushy manner. She engaged in play with the other dogs, but could be overwhelming for some of the dogs. She began pestering one dog in particular, chasing her around the yard and jumping on her roughly in an attempt to play. The other dog offered a strong correction, causing Snickers to back away. However, Snickers immediately resumed pestering the other dog, and required firm corrections from the handlers before she stopped. The handlers were able to redirect her to an appropriate playmate, with whom she continued to rough-house. She ignored the handler's attempts to engage in rough play, preferring to play with dogs. Snickers is tolerant of the other dogs, has a high energy level, and prefers a rough/rowdy playstyle. A5795939/SNICKERS'S Behavior Assessments August 31, 2026 E26-095824 PLAYGROUP DOWNEY A5795939 'The behaviors described today reflect the dog's responses in an Animal Care Center environment and during assessment. A dog's behavior in an Animal Care Center may differ significantly from how they behave in a home. Stress, confinement, and unfamiliar surroundings can cause dogs to act out or suppress behaviors that may emerge later. A dog's behavior may change based on surroundings, training, medical, socialization, and life experiences.' Snickers greeted the runner with a wiggly body while licking the runner's hand. She was easy to leash and remove from the kennel, greeted her neighbors excitedly, pulled moderately on leash, and was easy to collar. In the catch pen, her body was wiggly and her eyes were soft. She ignored the runner's attempts to engage in rough play in favor of greeting the other dogs at the fence. She entered the yard, and greeted the other dogs in a pushy manner. She engaged in play with the other dogs, but could be overwhelming for some of the dogs. She began pestering one dog in particular, chasing her around the yard and jumping on her roughly in an attempt to play. The other dog offered a strong correction, causing Snickers to back away. However, Snickers immediately resumed pestering the other dog, and required firm corrections from the handlers before she stopped. The handlers were able to redirect her to an appropriate playmate, with whom she continued to rough-house. She ignored the handler's attempts to engage in rough play, preferring to play with dogs. Snickers is tolerant of the other dogs, has a high energy level, and prefers a rough/rowdy playstyle. ROUGH/ ROWDY TOLERANT NON REACTIVE FRIENDLY/EASYTO REMOVE1 ADULTS ONLY (REC) PLAYFUL MALES (REC) HIGH BASIC MANNERS 08/31/2026 Eval Type: Training: Kids: Large Dogs: Small Dogs: Energy Level:Ken Handling: Reactive: Play Style: Sociability: Animal ID: Review Date: Eval Date: Eval Location: Eval Comments: 1Print Date: 09/11/2026 Snickers Behavior Assessments.pdf Added Sep 11, 2026 at 11:39 AM ' 78.9 KB Open in new tab Download