Street Dog to Home – Adjustment Information

Street Dog to Home – Adjustment Information
- Country of origin
- YesUnknownMixed Background
- Approximate time living on the street (if known)
- Municipal shelterPrivate rescue shelterFoster-based rescueBoarding facilityUnknown
- Approximate duration in shelter or holding (if known)
- Group kennelIndividual kennelFree-roaming enclosureUnknown
- Estimated age at relocation
- Approximate transport duration (hours or days)
- YesNo – there was an intermediate stop (foster/boarding)
- UrbanSuburbanRural
- Flat/apartmentHouse without gardenHouse with enclosed garden
- NoDogsCatsOther
- NoYes – under 8Yes – 8–16Yes – mixed ages
- YesNo
- YesNo – access was introduced gradually
- Not yetLess than 1 hour1–4 hoursMore than 4 hours
- PacingLip licking (outside food context)Repeated yawningIndoor urinationHidingFreezing or immobilityConstant shadowing of one personHyper-alert scanningStrong startle responseVocal distress (whining/howling)Guarding food, toys, or spaceGrowlingSnappingReduced appetiteRefusal to go outsideAttempting to escape
- Other behaviours observed (if any)
- 17. How long has your dog been in the home?
- Relaxed and settledImproving but still vigilantRestless or hyper-alertWithdrawn or quietInconsistent (alternating between states)
- NoWarning behaviour onlySkin contactPuncture
- If yes, please briefly describe the context:
- 20. Before arrival, what were your expectations of how your dog would adjust?
- 21. What feels most challenging at the moment?
- 22. In your view, what does your dog appear to find most difficult?
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