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About Your Dog
Tell us a little about your dog .
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Safety Screen
Has your dog ever hurt or seriously tried to hurt a person or another dog?
Barking, growling, and snapping can be communication. This question is only about serious injury risk.
Yes, more than once they have tried to bite to injure
Yes, a bite caused medical or veterinary care
No, they bark, growl, or snap, but have not caused serious injury
No, none of the above
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Understanding Your Dog
When your dog gets overwhelmed, what do you see first?
They freeze, hide, shut down, or try to leave
They get louder, faster, and cannot calm down
They stare at me or act like they do not understand
This is not a big issue; they usually need more to do
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Understanding Your Dog
At common trigger moments, like the leash, door, guests, or dogs, what happens?
They hesitate, brace, or need a lot of reassurance
They explode before I can get ahead of it
Some days they listen, other days it falls apart
This moment is mostly fine; they just get restless without enough to do
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Understanding Your Dog
After a long walk or solid play session, what happens?
They are tired, but still tense or hard to settle
They are more wired, like exercise ramped them up
They are calmer, but still unsure what to do next
They settle fine; I mainly want better outlets for their energy
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Understanding Your Dog
After something stressful or exciting, how long before your dog settles?
It can take hours or the rest of the day
They come down eventually, but it takes a while
Their body settles, but their brain still seems scattered
They recover well; I want to build on what they can already do
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Understanding Your Dog
When you ask your dog for something they know, what gets in the way?
They hesitate, avoid eye contact, or shut down
They know it, but blow past me when excited
They respond sometimes, but it is not dependable
They listen pretty well; I want stronger focus around distractions
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Understanding Your Dog
When your dog needs to wait or settle, what do they do?
They freeze, cling to me, or watch everything
They jump, bark, mouth, pace, or spin
They offer random behaviors and try to guess
They can wait; I want better ways to use their brain
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Understanding Your Dog
In a new place, like a park, trail, or busy area, what happens?
They shut down, scan, hide, or stay glued to me
They pull, bark, sniff hard, and cannot hear me
The rules disappear even though they know them at home
They do fine; I want more engagement with me out in the world
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Understanding Your Dog
When you feel frustrated, embarrassed, or unsure, how does your dog respond?
They get smaller, softer, or more worried
They ramp up with me and it spirals
They get unsure and make more mistakes
They stay steady; I want training to be more useful and fun
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Around Other Dogs
When your dog sees another dog on leash, what is most common?
They notice the dog but stay manageable
They get excited, then recover
They bark, lunge, or hit the end of the leash
They freeze, hide, or try to escape
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Around Other Dogs
If another dog is nearby, can you physically and calmly handle your dog ?
Yes, no problem
Yes, but it takes a lot of work
Not always. I worry I could lose control
I avoid other dogs because it feels too risky
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Around Other Dogs
Has your dog ever had a physical altercation with another dog?
Never
Snapped or lunged but no physical contact
There has been a physical fight
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About You
What do you most want fixed first?
Stop scary or reactive moments
Have my dog listen when distractions are around
Understand my dog and feel connected again
Give my dog more purpose, challenge, or outlet
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About You
What kind of help would feel best right now?
A trainer working directly with me and my dog
A structured class with other people and dogs
A clear plan I can follow at home
I need someone to tell me where to start
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Practical Fit
What kind of schedule can you realistically keep?
A set class time works well
I can commit if times are predictable
My schedule changes week to week
I need something self-paced
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Practical Fit
What level of support feels realistic?
Start small and see what changes
Commit to a structured program
Get the most personal support available
I need help choosing what makes sense
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One Last Thing
Has your dog trained with Scentsible K9 before?
This helps us show you the right options.
Yes, we have trained here before
No, this is my first time
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