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Dog's Walking Behavior

This section explores various aspects of your dog's behavior during walks, providing insights into their reactions and responses to different stimuli and situations.

Walking Pace and Direction: When you take your dog for a walk, how does he behave?

Dog leads, pulls, or tries to run ahead.

Dog walks calmly beside you, maintaining a steady pace and direction.

Dog lags behind or shows reluctance.

Dog displays signs of fear or discomfort.

Reaction to People: How does your dog react to people during walks?

Dog shows signs of aggression (growling, barking).

Dog shows curiosity or excitement.

Dog exhibits signs of fear or nervousness (whining, pulling away).

Dog remains neutral or calm.

Dog meets calmly to some people and growls at some other people.

Reaction to Dogs: How does your dog react to other dogs during walks?

Dog reacts aggressively (growling, barking, lunging).

Dog shows interest but does not react negatively.

Dog displays fear or nervousness (whining, pulling away).

Dog remains neutral or calm.

Dog plays with some dog and with some dogs gets aggressive.

Reaction to Sounds: How does your dog react to sounds like horns, sirens, loud music, or construction noise during walks?

Dog responds aggressively (barking, lunging).

Dog acknowledges the sounds but continues walking without fear or aggression.

Dog reacts fearfully (trying to escape, shaking, cowering).

Dog gets excited or anxious.

Response to Unexpected Events: How does your dog react to sudden or unexpected events, like a person appearing from around a corner, a car backfiring, or an unfamiliar dog rushing towards him?

Dog responds with aggressive behavior (barking, growling, lunging).

Dog stays alert but remains calm and controlled.

Dog shows signs of fear or anxiety (attempting to flee, hiding, shaking).

Dog gets excited.

Dog's Interaction with People

This section explores how your dog behaves when interacting with different individuals in various contexts. Understanding your dog's behavior around familiar people, house help, strangers, and in general can provide valuable insights into their social tendencies and comfort levels.

Meeting with Familiar People (Family and Friends): How does your dog react when familiar people come to your home?

Dog gets hyper and jumpy, showing excessive excitement.

Dog greets them happily but calmly, perhaps with tail wagging and soft barks.

Dog acts indifferent or tries to avoid them.

Dog shows signs of discomfort or aggression, such as growling or backing away.

Dog comes, sniffs people and leave

Meeting with House Help (cleaners, gardeners, etc.): How does your dog react when the house help is present?

Dog gets overly excited, jumping or barking excessively.

Dog is calm and friendly, showing curiosity without disruptive behavior.

Dog ignores them or prefers to stay in their own space.

Dog reacts with unease or aggression, showing signs like growling or maintaining distance.

Meeting with Unfamiliar People (Strangers): How does your dog behave when strangers come to your home?

Dog behaves in a hyperactive manner, with lots of jumping and barking.

Dog is friendly and interested, greeting them calmly without jumping or excessive barking.

Dog hides away from them.

Dog shows no interest in meeting.

Dog behaves defensively or shows aggression, like growling or staying away.

Dog starts barking.

Dog's Behavior at Home

This section explores various aspects of a dog's behavior at home, focusing on their behavior when humans are present, when left alone, their response to departures, and their response to arrivals. Understanding a dog's behavior in these situations can provide valuable insights into their temperament and emotional state, allowing for better care and training.

Behavior When Humans are Home: How does your dog generally behave when you or other family members are at home?

Dog constantly seeks attention, being overly active or disruptive.

Dog is calm and content, spending time both with humans and alone.

Dog prefers solitude, often staying in their own space even when people are home.

Dog often behaves uneasily or shows aggressive signs when people are around

Behavior When Left Alone at Home: How does your dog behave when left alone at home?

Dog shows signs of distress like excessive barking, chewing, or scratching.

Dog remains calm and content, engaging in normal activities like sleeping or playing with toys.

Dog pees on the bed/sofa or anywhere in the room when left alone.

Dog keeps looking outside the window.

Response to Departures: How does your dog react when you prepare to leave the house?

Dog becomes anxious, displaying behaviors such as excessive whining, pacing, or attempts to prevent you from leaving.

Dog remains calm.

Response to Arrivals: How does your dog behave when you return home after being away?

Dog gets overly excited or anxious, jumping, barking, or showing other signs of agitation.

Dog greets you happily but calmly.

Dog shows little to no reaction, continuing with their own activities.

Discipline and Training for Dogs

This section focuses on the discipline and training aspects related to dogs. It explores the establishment of rules and boundaries within the family, the implementation of those rules, responses to rule-breaking behavior, command training, mealtime discipline, and boundary discipline. Understanding and effectively addressing these areas can contribute to a well-disciplined and obedient dog.

Does your family have established rules and boundaries for your dog?

Yes

No

How often does your dog follow the household rules?

Always

Sometimes

Rarely

When you catch your dog breaking a rule, what is your usual reaction?

I correct immediately and consistently.

I correct, but not every time.

I let it slide as it's not a big deal.

Dog only listens when I shout.

What is your dog's response when corrected for breaking a rule?

Dog immediately stops and goes back to obeying the rule.

Sometimes stops, but occasionally continues the behavior.

Ignores the correction and continues the behavior.

Dog doesn't stop and if confronted, growls/snaps or bites.

Have you trained your dog to respond to basic commands (e.g., sit, stay, come)?

Yes, my dog knows and consistently responds to basic commands.

My dog knows some commands, but doesn't always follow them.

My dog does not know or does not follow any commands.

How does your dog respond when given a command?

Immediately follows the command.

Eventually follows the command after some delay.

Does not follow the command.

Only follows the command if I offer treats.

Does your dog wait patiently for his meals?

Yes, always.

Sometimes, but not always.

No, never.

Does your dog respect boundaries, such as not entering certain rooms or jumping on furniture, without being told?

Yes, always.

Sometimes, but not always.

No, never.

Eating Habits

This section explores various aspects of your dog's eating habits and behavior around food. Answer the following questions to provide insights into how your dog approaches mealtime and interacts with food.

How would you describe your dog's eating style?

Dog wolfs down his food as soon as it's given.

Dog eats at a leisurely pace, often leaving some behind.

Dog often ignores his food or eats very little of it.

What is your dog's reaction when you're eating or preparing food?

Dog patiently waits until I'm done without any distractions.

Dog is always curious and tries to steal food when possible.

Dog becomes demanding, barking or nudging for a share.

How does your dog behave if he doesn't like the food offered?

Dog eats it nonetheless without making a fuss.

Dog leaves it untouched and walks away.

Dog picks out and eats only the parts he likes.

What happens when you try to take away a treat or food from your dog while he's eating?

Dog doesn't mind and lets me take it without resistance.

Dog growls or shows signs of aggression.

Dog eats it faster to prevent me from taking it away.

Does your dog try to eat things he's not supposed to (like trash, items off the floor, etc.)?

He only eats what's given in his bowl.

If he finds something particularly appealing.

He tries to eat things he shouldn't regularly.

Affection Seeking and Claiming Behavior

This section explores the behavior of your dog when it comes to seeking affection and displaying possessive tendencies. By answering the following questions, you can gain insight into how your dog interacts with you, other family members, and visitors, as well as their reactions to the attention given to others. Additionally, you will assess whether your dog exhibits any jealous or possessive behaviors when it comes to favorite people, spaces, objects, or other pets.

How often does your dog seek affection (like petting or cuddles) from you or other family members?

Multiple times per hour.

A few times a day.

Rarely or never.

When you are giving attention to something or someone else (another pet, person, task), how does your dog react?

Tries to divert attention back to themselves by nudging, barking, or acting out.

Waits patiently for their turn or finds something else to do.

Remains Calm.

Shows aggression.

If your dog has a favorite person in the house, how does he behave when other family members or pets get close to that person?

Acts jealous, tries to get between them, or displays other claiming behaviors

Watches closely but does not intervene

Remains calm.

How does your dog react when you show affection towards other pets or people?

Displays clear signs of jealousy (barking, nudging, acting out)

Remains calm.

Does your dog ever try to claim spaces, objects, or people by placing their body in the way, laying on items, or showing other possessive behaviors?

Yes, often.

Yes, but only occasionally.

No, never.

Play and Exercise

This section explores your dog's play preferences, play initiation behavior, and exercise needs. Understanding these aspects will help you provide the right activities to keep your dog happy and healthy.

Play Preference: How does your dog prefer to play?

Dog loves rough-and-tumble play, like tug-of-war or chasing games.

Dog prefers more sedate activities, like fetch or gentle wrestling.

Dog isn't much interested in play.

Play Initiating: How often does your dog initiate play with you or other dogs?

Frequently.

Occasionally.

Rarely or never.

Exercise Need: How would you rate your dog's need for exercise?

High - dog gets restless without plenty of physical activity.

Moderate - dog is content with daily walks and occasional play sessions.

Low - dog is a couch potato who prefers to relax.

Interactions with Other Dogs

This section explores how your dog interacts with other dogs in different situations. Understanding your dog's behavior in these scenarios can help you assess their social skills and compatibility with other dogs.

Behavior at Dog Parks: How does Dog behave at the dog park or when meeting other dogs during walks?

Dog is overly enthusiastic, often overwhelming other dogs.

Dog is aggressive.

Dog is friendly and social, playing well with other dogs.

Dog is shy or scared, often avoiding or running away from other dogs.

The dog displays friendliness towards certain individuals while exhibiting aggression towards others.

The dog displays friendliness towards certain individuals while exhibiting fear towards others.

Sharing Toys and Food with Other Dogs: How does Dog behave when there are toys or food, and other dogs are present?

Dog becomes possessive and does not like to share.

Dog shares happily and plays well with others.

Dog shows no interest in toys or food when other dogs are around.

Reaction to Stressful Situations

This section focuses on understanding how your dog reacts to various stressful situations and provides insights into their behavior during these events. It covers their responses to thunderstorms and fireworks as well as their behavior during visits to the vet or groomer.

Thunderstorms and Fireworks: How does your dog react to thunderstorms or fireworks?

Dog becomes very distressed, often trying to hide, shake, or escape.

Dog shows some signs of nervousness but can be calmed.

Dog doesn't react or seems unfazed by the noise.

Dog keeps barking.

Visits to the Vet or Groomer: How does your dog behave during visits to the vet or groomer?

Dog becomes very anxious or scared, often resisting procedures.

Dog is a little nervous but can be handled with some reassurance.

Dog behaves calmly and allows the professionals to do their job without resistance.

Behavioral Issues

Does your dog display any of the following behavioral issues? (Check all that apply)

Excessive barking or noise making

Destructive behavior (chewing, scratching furniture)

Aggression towards people

Aggression towards other dogs

Inappropriate elimination (peeing or pooping in the house)

Separation anxiety

None of the above

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