Profile: A Behaviour Consult for Dogs

Members of the Household

Please list all people and animals currently living in the household, including yourself and the dog you are presenting. Please also list any other people and/or animals that your dog frequently interacts with.

PEOPLE IN HOUSE (including yourself)

If applicable, briefly describe any conditions that may impact your household's training ability and to whom it applies.
Eg mobility/sight/hearing/learning difficulty, health concerns, disability, financial/time constraints, lack of support/assistance, etc

OTHER PEOPLE FREQUENTLY INTERACT WITH

ANIMALS IN HOUSE (including patient/pet you are presenting for consult)

OTHER ANIMALS FREQUENTLY INTERACT WITH

Early Life
Where did you get your dog from?
If your dog was rehomed, state why?
Why did you decide to get this particular dog?
Describe your dog's personality and temperament.
Describe your dog's socialisation until 16 weeks old.
Eg exposure to other animals, people, new places, training classes, etc
Daily Life

Briefly describe a typical day in the life of your dog at the moment. It is recommended that you take short videos to represent each of these time frames to show in consult.
5am-9am
9am-3pm
3pm-7pm
7pm-11pm

EXERCISE

Please describe any issues you have on outings with your dog?
Eg pulls on lead, lunges at other dogs behind fences, barks at people
What is your dog's feeding regime? What, where, when, and by whom is your dog fed?
If you use any creative feeding techniques, please describe type, frequency, and your dog's response.
Eg puzzle feeders, stuffed Kong's, long lasting chews, bones, treat balls, etc
Please describe your dog's eating habits.
Eg normal, fussy, scoffs food, grazes
How long does your dog sleep in a day?
Sleep is defined as deep sleep; not still on alert
Where does your dog sleep in the day?
Where does your dog sleep at night?

Client Details