2023 Consult Completed Form

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2023 Consult Completed Form - Fall

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STEP ONE

Fill out information you have available before start of consult

Trainer doing consult

Michael Badial, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA

Jamie Badial, CPDT-KA

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Owner's First Name

Owner's Last Name

Phone number

Email address *

Location (city/state) *

Dog's Name

Dog's Breed & Age

STEP TWO

Thanks so much for reaching out to us about training.

The first thing I'm going to do is ask you for more information regarding {Dog's Name} and why you've reached out for training and then I'll make a recommendation about the best training program to help you including how our programs wokr and pricing.

Does that work for you?

Great! I see you've told me xyz about {Dog's Name}, can you tell me some more about what's going?

Consult Notes

Has worked with another trainer?

Yes

Problems Mentioned

Basic Manners/Not Listening

Potty Training

Pulling on Leash

Jumps on people

Coming when called

Reactivity to dogs

Reactivity to people

Aggression to unknown dogs

Aggression to unknown people

Aggression in the household (to dogs )

Aggression in the household (to people)

Resource guarding food/toys/people

STEP THREE - State the problem back to Owner

"As I understand it, you struggle with...... and would like [dog] to do ......., is that right?"

** Give specific examples of the problems and the skills they'd learn to address the behaviors **

STEP FOUR - REASSURE

We can definitely help with that! It's a common problem and here's why it might be happening. We've worked with other owners just like you (give broad examples).

STEP FIVE - EXPLAIN METHODS & PROCESS

Let me know just tell you a little bit about how we train. We use primarily positive reinforcement which could be the dog's food or treats but just as often it's play, toys, petting or just being able to do something the dog likes.

Using the dog's natural motivators we can teach them what behavior we want to see instead of (insert example of a problem here).

We don't use physical punishment in our training but we will suggest some management protocols to stop your dog from practicing bad behavior while we teach him what to do instead.

All of the training is easy to do while you go about daily life and we will even practice some of those real life scenarios so you know how to use the training when it matters the most and not just when you are practicing.

Type of Training Interested In *

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