Name
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First Name
Last Name
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Your dog's name
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Your dog's age
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Your dog's breed
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Your dog's sex
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Male
Female
What is your dog's reproductive status?
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Spayed/neutered
Intact
Which of the following behaviours has your dog displayed?
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Triggers are things in the environment that cause reactive behaviours (e.g people, dogs, children, bikes etc)
Freezing and Staring at Triggers
Growling at Triggers
Barking at Triggers
Lunging Towards Triggers
Air Snapping at Triggers
Biting Triggers
How often is your dog displaying reactive behaviours?
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Daily
Multiple times a week
At least once a week
A couple of times a month
When your dog reacts to their trigger, do they attempt to lunge or rush towards the trigger, or do they maintain distance/try to move away?
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It may be different for different triggers, please describe any differences.
Have you noticed a difference between your dog's behaviour on lead and off lead?
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On lead refers to on a short 2-3m lead. Please describe any differences you have noticed.
How easy is it to distract your dog from their trigger using food?
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Very easy - If i show them food they will stop reacting and focus on me
Fairly Easy - They will eat but if it isn't constant they will return to reacting
Not Easy - They sniff the food but struggle to eat it
Impossible - They show no interest in food
I haven't tried distracting with food
If this differs between multiple triggers please give details
If any, what type of punishment have you attempted to reduce your dog's reactive behaviour?
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Please be honest, I am not here to judge you I am here to help you!
Shouting
Hitting
Pinning to the Floor
Short, sharp pulls on the lead in repetitive manner (leash pops)
Prong collar
E-collar
None of the above
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Where were you? What was going on before the behaviour occurred? What triggered the behaviour? How did you respond?
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Where were you? What was going on before the behaviour occurred? What triggered the behaviour? How did you respond?
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Where were you? What was going on before the behaviour occurred? What triggered the behaviour? How did you respond?
If your dog has gone to bite or has bitten a person, what level of bite occurred?
This is using Dr Ian Dunbar's bite scale
Level 1 - Obnoxious or aggressive behaviour but no skin-contact by teeth.
Level 2 - Skin-contact by teeth but no skin-puncture. However, may be skin nicks (less than one tenth of an inch deep) and slight bleeding caused by forward or lateral movement of teeth against skin, but no vertical punctures.
Level 3 - One to four punctures from a single bite with no puncture deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth. Maybe lacerations in a single direction, caused by victim pulling hand away, owner pulling dog away, or gravity (little dog jumps, bites and drops to floor).
Level 4 - One to four punctures from a single bite with at least one puncture deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth. May also have deep bruising around the wound (dog held on for N seconds and bore down) or lacerations in both directions (dog held on and shook its head from side to side).
Level 5 - Multiple-bite incident with at least two Level 4 bites or multiple-attack incident with at least one Level 4 bite in each
Level 6 - Victim dead
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