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Client Questionnaire

Please complete one form per dog. Your answers help me plan training around your dog's needs and your goals. Use 'not sure' or 'not applicable' where needed.

Your name *

Email address *

Preferred phone number *

Your town or city *

Dog's name, age, breed, and approximate weight *

Gender and spay or neuter status *

Background (rescue, breeder, etc.) *

Veterinary practice and phone number *

Food allergies or dietary restrictions *

How long has your dog lived with you *

Who lives with your dog? Adults, children, and their ages, and other pets. Note any important interactions. *

Health and Comfort - medical conditions, pain, medications, recent changes, or limits on activity or handling. *

How does your dog react to people, other dogs, or other animals? Include visitors, walks, and any differences on and off leash. *

What does a typical day look like? Walks, play, enrichment, rest, time alone, and who handles care or training. *

Has your dog ever snapped at or bitten a person or animal? Include puppy mouthing. Describe the situation, frequency and most recent event. Note any broken skin, injuries, or medical or veterinary care. *

Are there touch, grooming, restraint, or greeting situations I should know about? *

Has your dog guarded food, toys, resting places, a person, or other items? For example, becoming still, hovering over an item, growling, snapping, or biting as someone approaches. If yes or unsure, what was involved, toward whom and what did your dog do? *

Current walking and training equipment. For example, collar, harness, leash, long line, muzzle, or other tools. *

Describe a recent example of your main concern. What happened before, what did your dog do, and what happened next? How often does it happen?

What situations worry your dog, and what helps them settle afterward? This could include noises, places, handling, and being left alone or separated from you.

What training have you tried, and how did your dog respond? Include classes, methods or tools, cues they know, and what helped or made things harder.

Favorite rewards and motivators. Treats, toys, play, sniffing, or praise; note preferences indoors versus outdoors.

Anything else you would like me to know? *

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