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  • Behavior Feedback Form

    For PACK Academy Dogs

  • This feedback form will take 10-15 minutes to complete. Your feedback is important because we need to understand how each dog behaves in different environments so that we can find them homes that best suit them. Please be as thorough as possible. Thank you!

  • Dog-in-Training Background Information

    This section should be filled out by a PACK Taiwan employee and only needs to be completed once.
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  • Behavior Observations

    If this is your first time completing a report for this dog, please answer every question. In subsequent reports, feel free to skip any questions where the dog has exhibited no change since the last report.

  • Core Personality

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  • Tolerance Levels

    We try to observe how our dogs react to different kinds of stimuli so that we can build a better understanding of what types of homes are suitable for them.
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  • Rating Scale
    1: Fearful - Aggression, biting, trembling/shaking, defecation
    2: Avoids - Hiding or running away, growling or showing teeth, tail tucked, yawning, barking, crying or whimpering
    3: Netural - Doesn't show clear signs of like or dislike
    4: Curious - Sniffing, ears forward, slight tail wag, head tilt
    5: Acceptance - Confident, playful, "happy" tail wag, mouth open, tongue out

  • Behavior Challenges

    We also want to learn if your dog displays any common behavior issues that may require additional training and socialization.
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  • Definitions
    Barking - The most common dog vocalization is barking, but please also include growls, howls, whines and whimpers, screams.
    Separation Anxiety - Separation anxiety happens when a dog gets stressed when left alone. Some signs include barking, whining, destructive behavior, panting, drooling, pacing, trying to escape. In serious cases, dogs may even self-mutilate.
    Aggression - Signs of aggression include barking, growling, lunging, snapping, biting. If you observe aggressive behavior, please indicate what you think triggered the behavior.
    Resource Guarding - This occurs when a dog tries to protect a valued resource, such as food, treats, toys, a place/space (sofa, bed, room)... and even a person. A dog may bark, growl, snap or even bite when resource guarding. Please indicate what type of resource the dog was guarding.
    Destructive Chewing - Chewing is naturally soothing and a normal behavior for dogs. However, dogs may engage in destructive chewing for many reasons, including to cope with stress or boredom, separation anxiety, lack of training.

  • Obedience Training

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  • Final Thoughts

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