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Female · Dog
Clay County Humane SocietyBrazil County, IN
Shelter age estimate10 yrs
Golden Years estimate7–10 yrsConfidenceHigh
Shelter breedMixed Breed
Golden Years breedAmerican Staffordshire Terrier / American Pit Bull TerrierConfidenceHigh
Breed life expectancy11–17 yrs
Golden Years remaining~1–10 yrs
SizeMedium
Intake IDPF-pf-in-clay-county-humane-society-550f2fff-a2d2-4970-82b4-254853ade40d
Intake dateMay 30, 2020
Report Card
Time Left
CHANTILLY could live ~1–10 years more.
Typical lifespan: 11–17 years · Breed: American Staffordshire Terrier / American Pit Bull Terrier
Age Analysis
Computer vision estimates 7–10 years (high confidence).
Health Assessment
Physical43/45 · Excellent
- Body condition: Ideal (4/9)
- Age bonus: Good coat at 10+ years
Medical10/25 · Moderate
- Visible observations: skin lumps, coat thinning, mature face, muzzle greying, visible nipples (suggesting recent or past pregnancies), possible mammary masses, visible ribs and hip bones (suggesting underweight or recent litter), coat thinning on flanks and back, darkened skin pigmentations on abdomen, visible nipples, potentially enlarged or indicating recent pregnancy or lactation, possible mammary tumors or hyperplasia, ribs are prominent, suggesting a lean or underweight condition, hip bones are also visible, muzzle is showing signs of greying, face has a mature appearance, coat appears somewhat thin in areas, particularly on the flanks and back, abdominal area shows darker skin pigmentation and prominent nipples, consistent with having had puppies, overall body condition suggests a lean build, possibly underweight, no other obvious health conditions like cataracts or significant dental issues are visible, no signs of lameness or mobility issues are apparent from the static photos, the animal's overall demeanor in the photos is calm and attentive, skin appears generally clear of significant lesions or parasites, the prominent nipples and abdominal changes are the most notable visible conditions, possible mammary masses should be investigated, lean body condition requires monitoring and potentially nutritional support, age-appropriate screening for senior dogs is recommended, the greying muzzle and mature facial features support the estimated age range, coat thinning could be related to age, stress, or hormonal changes, the presence of enlarged nipples and abdominal skin changes strongly suggests a history of pregnancy or lactation., several dark spots and possible nodules are visible on the ventral abdomen, which could represent skin hyperpigmentation or early-stage mammary tumors. One nipple appears noticeably larger than the others., The dog's ribs and hip bones are clearly palpable, indicating a lean body condition., The muzzle has noticeable grey hairs, and the overall facial structure appears mature., There is diffuse thinning of the coat, particularly along the flanks and lower back., The nipples are prominent and enlarged, suggesting recent or past pregnancies/lactation., The skin on the ventral abdomen exhibits darkening and a few scattered small, dark nodules., no obvious signs of arthritis, eye issues (like cataracts), or dental disease are apparent from these images., The dog's posture and gaze do not indicate fear or aggression., The breed appears to be a mix of American Staffordshire Terrier and/or American Pit Bull Terrier, common in shelter populations., The dog's build is muscular and stocky, consistent with these breeds and the shelter-reported medium size., The age estimation is based on the presence of muzzle greying and a mature facial appearance., The coat condition is good overall, despite some thinning., The prominent nipples and possible mammary masses, along with the lean body condition and coat thinning, indicate moderate care needs., The dog appears to be a female of a bully breed mix., The prominent nipples and darkening of the skin on the abdomen are strong indicators of past pregnancies and/or hormonal changes., There are several small, dark nodules scattered across the ventral abdomen, which warrant investigation as potential skin masses or hyperpigmentation., The muzzle shows significant greying, and the overall facial structure suggests maturity., The coat appears thin, especially along the flanks and lower back., The dog's body condition score is low, with visible ribs and hip bones., No signs of acute distress, injury, or obvious disease are present., The dog's stance and expression are calm and alert., The breed is consistent with a mix of American Staffordshire Terrier and/or American Pit Bull Terrier, given the head shape, muscular build, and medium size., The age is estimated based on the physical indicators of aging., The presence of prominent nipples and possible mammary changes suggests potential hormonal issues or the need for further veterinary examination., The lean body condition and coat thinning may require nutritional support and skin care., Given the visible conditions, moderate care needs are anticipated., The dog's general appearance and behavior in the photos do not suggest aggression., visible nipples, coat thinning, muzzle greying, mature face, possible mammary masses, lean body condition
Clay County Humane Society
Brazil County, IN
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