LYLA Brittany Spaniel Salt Lake City, UT

Age/Sex: 5 year 3 month old neutered male

Details: House broken, Crate trained, Obedience, OK with dogs. Needs Fence

Location: Sugarhouse, Utah

Email Address: abrbobbi@gmail.com

Phone: Bobbi Tolman at 801-520-2254

Online Adoption Application: www.americanbrittanyrescue.org or http://fs20.formsite.com/brittanyrescue/form10/index.html

Dog Story

This is Lyla, she is a happy five year old girl looking for her forever home.
She has settled into her new foster home and
already found her favorite chair.
Lyla is a beautiful Brittany mix with a long tail and a sweet freckled face. She gets along with people and dogs and follows Jake, her new Britt brother, and loves to play chase in the yard.
She is crate trained and sleeps there all night,
without any fuss. She is house trained and has had no accidents so far.
Lyla loves to get attention and cuddles and will give you happy kisses.
Lyla was surrendered to ABR because she was having some “resource guarding” issues with her dog brother. She was not happy to share her toys with him and it became an issue. So far, she gets along fine with her new brother, Jake. She does not have a problem at feeding time and has a good appetite.
Lyla is a typical Britt who likes to pull on leash, but we are working on that with her and she is improving very well.
If you think this little furball would be a match for you, please fill out the adoption application and let’s talk.
*****UPDATE 8/20******
Lyla has demonstrated aggression when contained in her crate. She otherwise enjoys relaxing there with the door OPEN. We believe she experienced some trauma when locked in her crate and we do not recommend keeping her in any confined space, nor should she be unattended near any children. She is an affectionate and very sweet girl that loves to snuggle, but something triggers bad behavior around toys. She has shown severe resource guarding around objects. Food doesn't appear to cause any aggression, however, her new owner must be comfortable proving a safe space while she adjusts and learns what is acceptable and what is not. As long as toys and "objects" are kept away from her, she is a true sweetheart!