Please tell us your philosophy regarding children and dogs. Do you have any concerns about your children being around dogs? How would you deal with an issue between a new puppy and your child?
If any other dogs (or cats) live in the home and will interact with your new puppy, what is their species, breed, age, gender, weight?
Include any recent injuries or surgeries (including spay/neuter), chronic illnesses, medications with dosage amounts (including antibiotics or probiotics), allergies (environmental or food related) and any special instructions.
Example: fireworks, thunder, motorcycles, loud noises, men with beards, etc.
Example: whining or barking non-stop, growling at strangers or strange animals, scared of sudden movement or new objects, destroys property or attacks out of fear
always starving, picky, protective or guarding it from other members of the household, couldn't care less, begging at the kitchen table?
Please provide the context and be as detailed as possible.
Examples: guards/growls when you or others approach his food, toys, bed, or crate. Or growls when you try to remove him from his bed or furniture. Or lunges/recoils from human touch or approaching dogs.
Please provide the context and be as detailed as possible
Please provide the context and be as detailed as possible
i.e. stressful, relaxed, anxious, muzzle is required, he loves his vet/groomer
I.E. companionship, adventure/running buddy, medical assistance like a service dog or ESA, fill the void of an older dog who passed away, etc
I.E. couch potato, run around the yard, enjoyable strolls around the block, vigorous hikes, morning runs, long-distance running or biking, dog sports (agility, frisbee, freestyle, obedience competitions, schutzhund, etc)
What format (group classes, private lessons, board & train, other)? And what was your experience like?
I.E. potty training, house training, crate training, proper manners and behavior (no jumping, humping, barking, pulling on leash), obedience commands, simple tricks, separation anxiety, mild aggression, CGC certification, therapy dog qualifications, service dog qualifications