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Make an intake form
The questions to ask before a first session. Print it or save it as a PDF.
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Long Grass Dog Training
A few questions before your first session, so we can make the most of it.
Your name
Your dog’s name
Phone
Email
Date
About your dog
Breed
Date of birth
___ / ___ / ______
Sex
Male
Female
Spayed or neutered?
Yes
No
Not sure
Any health problems or injuries we should know about?
What you’d like help with
What would you like help with? Tick up to 3.
Puppy training
Lead pulling
Recall
Reactivity
Barking
Separation anxiety
Basic manners
Other:
Tell us a bit about what’s been happening
Where does it usually happen? Tick any.
At home
On walks
Around people
Around other dogs
Other:
Has your dog had any training before?
Yes
No
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Write a homework sheet
Steps for a client to practise between sessions. Print it or save it as a PDF.
Write a sheet
Loose-lead walking: week one
For Biscuit · from Long Grass Dog Training
Short sessions, lots of rewards. Stop before either of you gets fed up.
1
Reward by your leg, indoors
Walk around the kitchen. Every time your dog is next to your leg, say “yes” and drop a treat by your foot. 2 minutes, twice a day.
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2
Stop when the lead goes tight
On walks, the moment the lead tightens, stand still. When it goes slack, say “yes” and walk on. Walking on is the reward.
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3
Change direction
If your dog is pulling towards something, turn and walk the other way. Reward when they catch up beside you.
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4
One calm street
Pick one quiet street and practise the whole length of it every day. Note how many stops you needed.
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How it went
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