Basic History Questionnaire For DogsOwner Client's Name*Pet's Name*What is the primary reason for Behavior Consultation?*Sex of Dog* Male Female Neuter SpayDog's Date of Birth* MM slash DD slash YYYY How long have you had this dog?*Breed of dog*Has this dog been bred?* Yes NoIf you have not yet bred this dog, do you plan on breeding him or her?* Yes NoIf you plan on breeding, what/when/how often are you planning to breed?*Has this dog been neutered/spayed?* Yes NoWhat was the reason for neutering/spaying?How old was the dog when neutered/spayed?Any behavioral changes after neutering/spaying? If so, please explain Yes NoWhat behavioral changes did you notice?Has this pet had other owners?* Yes NoWho owned the pet prior and what was their experience like with the pet?Where did you get this pet?* Stray/ Found Breeder-serious show/ Performance breeder Breeder-backyard Breeder SPCA/ Humane Shelter Breed Rescue Service Newspaper Adoption ad (not breeder) Pet Store Friend OtherOtherWhy did you get this dog?*Does this dog have any physical problems that your veterinarian has noted?* Yes NoWhat physical problems are you aware of with your pet?Is your dog taking any medication for any of the medical problems discussed above? If so, please explain* Yes NoWhat medications are your pet currently taking for their medical problems, please include medication, dose, frequency.Is your dog taking any medication or supplements for behavioral issues? If yes, please explain the type, dose and your pet's response in the comments below* Yes NoWhat medications/supplement are your pet currently taking for their behavioral problems, please include medication, dose, frequency. If none, please enter N/AHow is your dog exercised/maintained? This dog is (please check all that apply) :* Allowed to run free, unsupervised Fenced/ kenneled / run Leash walked Outside, unleashed but supervised Indoors only Outdoors onlyHow many walks does your dog get daily, and how long are these walks?*How many play sessions does your dog get daily?*How many training sessions does your dog get daily?*How is your dog kept when you leave him or her alone?* Free in house Free outdoors Indoor kennel /run Outdoor kennel /run Crate indoors Crate outdoors or garage Behind a gate or door in house OtherWhat percentage of the 24-hour day does your pet spend inside?*% InsideWhat percentage of the day does your pet spend outside?*% OutsideWhat kind of a living situation do you have?* Apartment Townhouse/condominium House with small yard House with large yard FarmHas your household changed in any of the following ways since acquiring this pet?* Death of human in family Death of pet in family Divorce Marriage Baby born Child moved Pet added Family moved Family schedule changed (lost or gained jobs) OtherWhat other ways has your household changed?Are any litter mates affected with any behavioral problems? If so, please explain* Yes No UnknownWhat do you know about the litter mates behavioral problems?What is your dog's obedience school/training history?* No school-trained yourself Puppy kindergarten Group lessons-basic Group lessons-advanced Private trainer at house Private trainer-sent to trainer Agility Flyball Specialty training (hunting, herding, ect.); please specifyWhere does your pet sleep? (Please check all that apply; we know pets move at night.)* In or on your bed On his/her own bed in your bedroom In a crate in your bedroom On a bed in another room In a crate in another room On the floor next to your bed On the floor next to your bed In another room, voluntarily, anywhere he or she wants In another room, because he/she is locked from your bedroom Anywhere he/she wantsPlease describe in detail how your pet sleeps*How did the dog do in obedience school/training?Sit Perfect OK PoorStay Perfect OK PoorDown/ lie down Perfect OK PoorWait Perfect OK PoorHeel Perfect OK PoorFetch Perfect OK PoorLeave it/drop it Perfect OK PoorTake it Perfect OK PoorDoes your pet have any other commands? Yes NoWhat other commands do you use?How do they respond to your other commands? Perfect OK PoorDescribe the home situationPlease list the people, including yourself, currently living in the household now? Add RemoveWhat are the genders of the people currently living in the household? Add RemoveWhat are the ages of the people currently living in the household? Add RemoveWhat are the relationships between those currently living in the household? i.e. Mother, Son, Friend Add RemoveWhat are the occupations of those currently living in the household? Add RemovePlease list all the animals (include all pets, even non- dogs) in the household Add RemoveIn what order were the animals obtained? Add RemoveWhat species and breeds of animals are they? Add RemoveWhat gender are they? Add RemoveWhat age were they when obtained? Add RemoveWhat age are they now? Add RemoveAre there any illnesses or behavioral issues? Add RemovePlease describe, in detail, how you prepare to leave the house when the dog will be left alone. Do you ignore the dog, do you seek him or her to say goodbye, do you make a fuss, et cetera?*If your dog has a behavior problem(s), please list them and let us know how much of a problem do you consider the behavior. Please tick relevant degree of severityPrimary issue*Severity Very Serious Serious Not SeriousSecondary issueSeverity Very Serious Serious Not SeriousTertiary issueSeverity Very Serious Serious Not SeriousFor the complaints above, please estimate the frequency of occurrence of the undesirable behavior (percent of time is when that the animal is in a situation and during which undesirable behavior occurs):Primary Issue Frequency Daily Weekly MonthlyPrimary Issue Percentage of Time %Secondary Issue Frequency Daily Weekly MonthlySecondary Issue Percentage of Time %Tertiary Issue Frequency Daily Weekly MonthlyTertiary Issue Percentage of Time %Have you considered finding another home for this pet?* Yes NoWhat alternative homing have you considered?Have you considered euthanasia (putting your pet to sleep)?* Yes NoHow seriously have you considered euthanasia?How many total bites has your dog inflicted on any human?*How many bites to humans broke the skin?*Total bites to humans reported*To whom were the bites reported? i.e. local authorities, hospital, humane society, etc.Was there legal action taken as a result of any bite to humans?* Yes NoWhat type of legal action has been taken as a result of a bite to a human?Please provide a brief outline of the chronological development of the problem, including any significant incidents that you think we should know.*Duration of the behavioral problem? In days, weeks, months or yearsAge of animal when first began showing signs of the problem:*Do you know if the parents engage in similar behaviors as presented animal?* Yes NoCommentDoes your dog exhibit periodic diarrhea or gastrointestinal distress?* Yes NoCommentSeparation Anxiety And Noise Phobia/Reactivity Questionnaire The first set of these questions deals with an "actual absence"-the client actually leaves the house and the dog is either alone or totally without the client. The second set deals with "virtual absence"-the client is home, but not accessible because the door is closed, or the dog is barricaded in another room. The questions are the same for each, but please answer both. Check NO if the dog does not react in the listed circumstance. Check UNKNOWN if you don't know. Check YES if the dog reacts. Please evaluate the extent of the reaction from the list below.1. Behaviors during an ACTUAL absenceA. Destructive behavior when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursB. Urination when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursC. Defecation when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursD. Vocalization when separated from client. YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursE. Salivation when separated from client. YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hours2. Behaviors during a VIRTUAL absenceA. Destructive behavior when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursB. Urination when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursC. Defecation when separated from client. YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursD. Vocalization when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hoursE. Salivation when separated from client YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNWhat is the timing of the onset of behaviors (if known)? Within 5 minutes More than 5 minutes, but less than 30 minutes More than 30 minutes, but less than 1 hour More than 1 hour, but less than 3 hours Only after several hours3. Reactions to NOISEA. Reaction during thunderstorms. Type of response (check all that apply): Salivate Hide Defecate Tremble Urinate Destroy Escape Freeze Pant Will not eat Pace Pupil dilation Vocalize (bark, whine, growl, howl)Frequency of reaction during thunderstorms YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNB. Reaction during fireworks. Type of response (check all that apply): Salivate Hide Defecate Tremble Urinate Destroy Escape Freeze Pant Will not eat Pace Pupil dilation Vocalize (bark, whine, growl, howl)Frequency of reaction during fireworks YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNC. Reaction during gunshots. Type of response (check all that apply): Salivate Hide Defecate Tremble Urinate Destroy Escape Freeze Pant Will not eat Pace Pupil dilation Vocalize (bark, whine, growl, howl)Frequency of reaction during gunshots YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWND. Reaction to other noises. Type of response (check all that apply): Salivate Hide Defecate Tremble Urinate Destroy Escape Freeze Pant Will not eat Pace Pupil dilation Vocalize (bark, whine, growl, howl)Frequency of reaction to other noises YES - 100% of the time YES - <100% but> 60% YES - <60% but> 40% YES - <40% but> 0% NO UNKNOWNE. How frequently in terms of weeks do noise events such as thunder, fireworks, or gunshots occur in the dog's environment? Never – 0% Occasionally < 50% but > 0% (Once a week) Regularly < 100% but > 50% (A few times a week) Frequently 100% (At least multiple times a week) UnknownF. Has this dog ever been treated for noise sensitivities or phobias? Yes NoIf yes to treatment for noise sensitivities, what treatment did they receive?G. Does your dog react to other aspects of storms?a. Wind Yes No Uncertainb. Darkness Yes No Uncertainc. Ozone Yes No Uncertaind. Barometric Pressure Yes No Uncertaine. Rain Yes No UncertainAggression QuestionnaireTake dog's food dish with food No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake dog's empty food dish No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake dog's water dish No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake food (human) that falls on floor No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake rawhide No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake real bone No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake toy No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake biscuit No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableHuman approaches dog while eating No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog approaches dog while eating No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableHuman approaches dog while playing with toys No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog approaches dog while playing with toys No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableHuman approaches/disturbs dog while sleeping No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog approaches/disturbs dog while sleeping No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableStep over dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePush dog off bed/couch No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableReach toward dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableReach over head No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePut on leash No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePush on shoulders No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePush on rump No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTowel dry feet when wet No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableBathe dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableGroom dog's head No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableGroom dog's body No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableStare at dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableTake muzzle in hands and shake No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePush dog over onto back No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableStranger knocks on door No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableStranger enters room No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog in car at toll booth No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog in car at gas station No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog on leash approached by dog on the street No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog on leash approached by person on the street No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog in yard as person passes No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog in yard as dog passes No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog in Vet's office No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog in boarding kennel No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog at groomers No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog yelled at No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog corrected with leash No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableDog physically punished or hit No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableSomeone raises their voice to owner in presence of the dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableSomeone hugs/touches owner in presence of the dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableSquirrels, cats or small animals approach dog No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableBicycles or skateboards No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicableCrying infant No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePlaying with 2 year old children No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePlaying with 5 to 7 year old children No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePlaying with 8 to 11 year old children No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePlaying with 12 to 16 year old children No Reaction Snarl (noise) Lift Lip (teeth visible) Bark (aggressive) Growl (not playful) Snap (no contact) Bite (contacts skin) Withdraw or Avoid Not ApplicablePrevious Treatment Questionnaire This questionnaire is designed to help us evaluate any role previous treatment may play in either your dog's problems or in their resolution. We would like you to answer two types of questions. The first set focuses on general, global approaches recommended. The second set, which is a fairly lengthy tick list, focuses on specific actions recommended. Please complete these tables to the best of your ability, and if our lists are not complete, or you feel that an explanation is warranted, please complete the "comment " section at the bottom. Even if you think that your dog is problem-free it would be extraordinarily helpful if you also completed this questionnaire so that we can compare dogs with problems to dogs without problems. Thanks!1. Global, general approaches recommendedHas someone suggested an Obedience class? Yes NoBy WhomHave you attempted to participate in an Obedience class? Yes NoOutcomeHas someone suggested a Private Trainer? Yes NoBy WhomHave you attempted to use a Private Trainer been? Yes NoOutcomeHas someone suggested a Board certified behaviorist? Yes NoBy WhomHave you attempted to use a Board certified behaviorist? Yes NoOutcomeHas someone suggested consulting your Veterinarian? Yes NoBy WhomHave you consulted your Veterinarian? Yes NoOutcomeHas someone suggested a non-veterinary behavioral consultant? Yes NoBy WhomHave you attempted to use a non-veterinary behavioral consultant? Yes NoOutcome2. Please select the items below if they were suggested and or attempted. Please let us know who suggested that you try the activity noted, and the outcome if you attempted it.Suggested to stare at or "stare down" Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to stare or "stare down" Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to grab by jowls and shake Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to grab by jowls and shake Yes NoOutcomeSuggested getting an additional dog as a companion for this one? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted getting an additional dog as a companion for this one? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to step on leash or choke collar and force down? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to step on leash or choke collar and force down? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to blow in nose or face? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to blow in nose or face? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to buy different types of dog toys (e.g., Kongs, etc.)? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to buy different types of dog toys (e.g., Kongs, etc.)? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use metal choke collar? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use metal choke collar? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a prong collar? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a prong collar? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a Haiti, head collar, or Gentle Leader? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a Haiti, head collar, or Gentle Leader? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a harness? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a harness? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a no-pull or Sporn harness? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a no-pull or Sporn harness? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a Martingale collar? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a Martingale collar? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use an electronic or shock collar controlled by owner? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use an electronic or shock collar controlled by owner? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use an electronic or shock collar- remote control or bark activated? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use an electronic or shock collar- remote control or bark activated? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a Citronella collar? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a Citronella collar? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to try throwing a tin or can of pennies? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to try throwing a tin or can of pennies? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a Whistle? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a Whistle? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to hit dog with hand? Yes NoBy WhomSuggested to hit dog with hand? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to knee dog in chest or belly? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to knee dog in chest or belly? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested kicking the dog? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted kicking the dog? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested biting the dog? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted biting the dog? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested trying an "Alpha roll" (hold spread eagle on back)? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted trying an "Alpha roll" (hold spread eagle on back)? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested trying a "Dominance down" (hold down on side, legs extended, head flat)? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted trying a "Dominance down" (hold down on side, legs extended, head flat)? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested growling at the dog? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted growling at the dog? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested yelling or screaming at the dog? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted yelling or screaming at the dog? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested trying a long down? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted trying a long down? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested trying sit and wait? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted trying sit and wait? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested trying “Time out"? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted trying “Time out" (where and how, and for how long)? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested trying praise for good behavior? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted trying praise for good behavior? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a crate? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a crate? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use an outdoor kennel? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use an outdoor kennel? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a fenced-in yard? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use a fenced-in yard? Yes NoOutcomeSuggested to use a invisible fence? Yes NoBy WhomAttempted to use an invisible fence? Yes NoOutcome