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Transform Your Dog’s Life: Personalised Assessments and Consultations

Tailored Approaches for Complex Canine Challenges

Navigating your dog’s behavioural challenges can be overwhelming. Our tailored behaviour consultations provide the individualised attention necessary to address issues like fear, hyperactivity, and reactivity, ensuring your dog’s unique needs are met. Consultations can be conducted in the comfort of your home, online, or in specific environments where issues arise.

The Consultation Process: A Step-By-Step Guide

Your Path to Effective Behaviour Modification

Pet assessment questionnaire

Get Started on Your Journey Towards Understanding Your Dog

Please complete the questionnaire below in as much detail as possible to ensure we give you dog the attention it deserves.

Name

Mobile

Physical Address

* Please include detailed directions should your house not be clearly marked or is particularly difficult to find, as GPS is not always reliable.

Preferred Vet

Veterinarian

Emergency Contact Person

Relationship

Mobile

* Which service are you enquiring about.

Service required

Dynamic Dog Assessment Behaviour Consultation

Pets name

Breed

Date of birth

Date of Birth

Colour

Gender

Male Female

Is your dog sterilised?

Neutered/Spayed

Yes No

At what age was your pet sterilised?

Please provide details of additional pets on your property.

2nd Dog Breed

Date of birth

2nd Dog Date of Birth

3rd Dog Breed

Date of birth

3rd Dog Date of Birth

4th Dog Breed

Date of birth

4th Dog Date of Birth

If you have move that 4 dogs please indicate the number of dogs below.

Number of dogs

* Please take a moment to complete the below questions in as much detail as possible. If you have more than one dog please feel free to complete one form for each pet.

Please describe the primary reason for seeking a Dynamic Dog Assessment or Behavioural consultation

When did you first notice this behaviour starting?

Has the problem behaviour worsened, improved, or stayed the same over time?

Are there specific triggers or situations that seem to provoke the behaviour?

Have there been any recent changes in the dog's environment, routine, or household dynamics?

Are there any other factors, experiences, or details that you think might be relevant to the behaviour issue?

Dog’s Background and Early History

Where did you acquire the dog (breeder, shelter, rescue, etc.)? And How old were they at the time?

What do you know about the dog's early life and experiences before coming to your home?

How was the dog socialized during puppyhood? (Exposure to different people, places, animals, etc.)

Did your dog attend puppy socialization classes or puppy school before he/she was 4 months old (16 weeks)?

How would you describe your dog’s general temperament? (e.g., confident, shy, cautious, excitable, etc.)

Health and Diet

Describe the dog's current diet (brand, type of food, feeding schedule). And how often are they fed?

Does your dog have known allergies or sensitivities?

How would you describe your dog’s stools (poo’s)? Normal looking, Soft, Hard, slimy, mucus present, loose? Do they have consistent stools or does this fluctuate and how often?

Have you changed their diet recently? If yes, please specify the change.

Does your dog receive treats, chews, or special foods? If yes, please provide details.

Has your dog had a veterinary check-up recently? If yes, please describe any medical conditions treated within the last two years.

Is your dog currently on any medication or supplements? (Pharmacological / Homeopathic)

Does your dog enjoy being touched, and are there areas they avoid? (e.g., paws, back, ears, tail, etc.)

Have you noticed any change in their activity levels? Sleeping more or less?

Does your dog lick or bite at a particular area of their body more than usual?

Home Environment

Describe the dog’s daily routine, including feeding and exercise times.

Does the dog have access to a yard or outdoor space? Is it securely fenced? How often and for how long does your dog exercise each day?

Does the dog have a designated space or “safe area” in the house? Where do they sleep? Is the dog crate-trained?

Is there a particular part of the home where your dog prefers to rest? Maybe a specific room?

Have there been recent changes, renovations, or construction in or near your home?

Training Experience

What basic training cue’s does the dog know? (e.g., sit, Down, stay etc)

What training methods have you used with your dog? (e.g., positive reinforcement, clicker training)

How does your dog react to training sessions? (e.g., eager, reluctant, anxious, etc.)

What type of equipment does your dog wear on walks (e.g., collar, harness, choke chain)?

Behavioural History

How does your dog interact with people and other dogs in different settings (home, walks, parks)?

Has the dog displayed any other concerning behaviours in the past even if it was for a short period of time? (Separation anxiety, aggression, fears, etc.)

How does the dog react to various noises (e.g., thunderstorms, fireworks, vacuum cleaner)?

Has your dog ever bitten a person or another animal? If yes, did the person or animal require medical treatment? Please provide details.

Describe any previous negative experience the dog has had with veterinary care, grooming, and handling

Pain and Mobility Indicators

Have you noticed any changes in how your dog moves (e.g., stiffness, hesitation, limping)?

Does your dog avoid certain positions or surfaces (e.g., jumping, stairs, slippery floors)?

Does your dog hesitate or show reluctance in activities they previously enjoyed?

Do they seem uncomfortable standing, sitting, or lying down? If yes, please describe.

Has your dog become more sensitive to touch or shown signs of irritability when handled?

Have you sought professional help for this issue before? If yes, please provide details.

What are your goals or expectations for this consultation?

Are you open to implementing training and behaviour modification recommendations as advised?

How much time can you realistically dedicate each day to implementing a behaviour modification program?

Please Note: If your dog has been involved in any form of aggression towards people, including biting or lunging, please ensure that the dog is put somewhere safe upon the arrival of all visitors to prevent any further incidents.

I understand that the information provided will be used to asses my dog’s behaviour and potentially develop a behaviour modification program if required. I give permission for the behaviourist to use this information for consultation purposes.

Date

Building Trust: The Key to Effective Behaviour Change

Realistic Expectations and Ethical Practice

Genuine behaviour modification requires time, patience, and a compassionate approach. Our commitment to ethical practice ensures that we create a supportive and trusting environment for both you and your dog.

Transform Your Dog’s Life: Personalised Assessments and Consultations

Tailored Approaches for Complex Canine Challenges

The Consultation Process: A Step-By-Step Guide

Initial Assessment:

Follow-Up Sessions:

Ongoing Support:

Pet assessment questionnaire

Get Started on Your Journey Towards Understanding Your Dog

Building Trust: The Key to Effective Behaviour Change

Realistic Expectations and Ethical Practice

Transform Your Dog’s Life: Personalised Assessments and Consultations

Tailored Approaches for Complex Canine Challenges

The Consultation Process: A Step-By-Step Guide

Initial Assessment:

Follow-Up Sessions:

Ongoing Support:

Pet assessment questionnaire

Get Started on Your Journey Towards Understanding Your Dog​

Building Trust: The Key to Effective Behaviour Change

Realistic Expectations and Ethical Practice

Get Started on Your Journey Towards Understanding Your Dog