Brezel did well during the initial portion of her assessment, though she showed mixed responses during the resource-related evaluations. She will likely benefit from desensitization regarding access to her food bowl, toys, and chews when people are nearby. For this reason, she would do best in a home without children.
Brezel ultimately appeared friendly with people, but she did not show comfort around other dogs and should be placed as the only pet in the home.
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