Name: Pup Culture Dog Training
Address: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Telephone: 403-815-1806

Let’s get to know your dog!

Please fill out and submit prior to your first class. Returning customers do not need to fill out more than once.

Contact Information

Address

Phone

Phone 2

Veterinarian

Dog Training Information

Name of all members of the family or household, where the dog resides:

Age(s) of child(ren) in household or that the dog has regular contact with:

Dog's Name

Dog birthdate or current age

Gender

Female Male

Spayed or Neutered?

yes no

Breed

Date and purpose of last vet visit:

Any medical issues that we should be aware of?

Does your dog have any allergies?

What food does your dog currently eat? How much and how often?

Where did you get your dog from?

How long have you had your dog?

Other pets in the house:

Is your dog crate trained?

Yes No

Where is your dog left when you are not at home?

List any previous experience handling dogs:

Training history with your current dog (what have you already taught your dog, and how did you teach it?):

Have you attended classes with your dog? If so, what type of classes and where?

What type of training equipment do you currently use?

Has this dog ever bitten another person or animal in the past? If so, please describe the severity and circumstances.

Specific issues that you would like to address*:

What have you tried to do to address the issues that are of a concern:

Please tell me what your typical daily routine is with your dog and if applicable (i.e. feeding, walks) which family members are responsible:

What forms of exercise does your dog get?

Please tell me when the best time to contact you would be and when you might be interested in scheduling a training session. I will do my best to accommodate a time that works for you.

Thank you for taking the time to answer the questions. We will go over the information you have provided at our initial consultation. Please ensure that your dog is put away for the first part of our meeting.

Please note that I use positive reinforcement techniques that involve, for the most part using treats. This is not meant to be a bribe, but a means of creating a positive association for teaching desired behaviors. The treats will eventually be weaned so that you will not always need them, but should be used in the early stages of training and as a refresher tool. For training to be successful, all members of the household must be consistent, so it is highly suggested that all members be present if possible.

*I am not a certified behaviorist and cannot address overly complex behavioral issues. I will refer you to a more qualified person if I feel the behaviors are beyond what I can help you with.

I can be contacted as follows with any questions:

Lynnette McDonald, B.A. (Psych.), CPDT-KA
Phone: 403-815-1806
Email: lynnette@mwolk139.mywhc.ca