Jay J - NY, Adult Male

 IS THIS THE SAME JAY?????

Currently being fostered in New York:

Yes, this is the same Jay.  Doesn't he look amazing!  Jay is so incredibly awesome.  Who would have thought that this shy, scared Cane Corso, saved at the final moment from euthanasia would end up being a loyal, sweet, obedient Cane Corso!  Jay is now living in a fabulous foster home and doing great.  Do you know that he has NEVER had an accident in the house?  Nope, never.  Jay is not bothered by other dogs one bit, but sure loves all the attention he can get from his foster family.  He is definitely getting settled and showing the typical protective qualities of a Cane Corso.  Due to the fact that we don't have history of Jay living with kids, he will not be placed in a home with children under 12yrs of age. 

This is my stud muffin photo!

Jay really didn't want us to leave his mug shot up (see below), as he's embarrassed about how badly he looked while in the very scary, loud, smelly, and dark shelter in NYC.  But, his foster parents convinced him that all of you guys (his supporters!) needed to see how far he had come in such a short time.  Cane Corso spent hundreds of dollars keeping Jay safe until a foster home opened up, but it was well worth it!!  Thank you to all of you who donated towards Jay's care.  Please continue to help us pay off Jay's boarding bill by donating $5, $10, or $15..... Paypal addy: canecorsorescueinc@gmail.com

Notes: Once out the cage jay is very gently when on the leash as well as when conducting the handling portion of the test . When playing tag he becomes a bit fearful but he still approaches the handler at the end of the game . He allows the handler to remove the food with no problem but shows no interest in toys or rawhide. When approached by the helper dog he becomes tense with a neutral tail then turns away from the helper dog

Look: 1.  Allows head to be held loosely hold gaze with soft eyes

Sesntivity: 1. Leans in soft body tail waggingapproaches when game ends

Tag: 1. Follows at the end of the leash a bit fearful

Squeeze: 1/2: 1. Gently pulls paw away

Food: 2. Moves away from  the dish with mild pressure

Toys/Rawhide: No interest was shown at this time

Dog to Dog: 2. Approaches a bit tense turns away from helper dog