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Pet's name.

What breed?

Has your pet been altered?

YesNo

About how much does your pet weigh?

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What vaccines has your pet had?

Please click any and all vaccines given to your pet.

RabiesDistemper/ParvoBordetellaLeptopirosisCanine Coronavirus None of the Above

Is your dog housetrained?

YesNo

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How did you acquire this dog?

RescueStrayAdopted from shelter Other

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How long have you had this dog?

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Why are you surrendering your dog to Hartsville Trousdale County Animal Shelter?

Good with other dogs?

YESNOI DON'T KNOW

Good with Kids?

YESNOI DON'T KNOW

Good with Cats?

YESNOI DON'T KNOW

How does dog do with other people?

Is dog fearful, barking, has bitten or avoids certain type of people?

Men?Women?Different skin tones?Anyone with a Hat/Sunglasses?Small children?Teenagers?

Has your dog ever bitten anyone?

YesNo

Did the bite break the skin?

YesNo

Does your dog get along with other dogs not in your home?

YesNo

How does your dog do with other dogs?

YesNo

Please describe how your dog interacts with cats and dogs.

Where was your dog kept when you were at home?

Loose in the HomeFree Running indoor/outdoor Loose in fenced yardIn house in cage or cratechained in yardPlaced in outdoor kennel

Where was your dog kept when you were away from home?

Loose in the homeFree runningLoose in fenced yardIn home in cage or cratePlaced in outdoor kennelGarage

When left alone does your dog,

BarkScratch on doors or windows chew personal items (clothing, shoes, etc)poop or pee in the house chew furniture none of the above

When outside unsupervised does your dog,

Digs holesBarks at strangersDigs out of yardSeems contentBarks at other animals

Has your dog's experience with children always been positive?

YesNo

If no, please explain.

Does your dog live with other dogs?

YesNo

If yes, please list their ages.

Does your dog play regularly with other dogs?

YesNo

Does your dog get along with other dogs not in the home?

YesNo

Does your dog live with cats?

YesNo

Please describe how your dog interacts with cats and dogs

How does your dog reach when;

You or other family members enter the house?

Please select the following definition that best describes your dog in the following situations.

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

a male visitor enters the house?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

a female visitor enters the house?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

children who are visitors enter the house?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

your dog sees a jogger or bicycle, mailman, etc?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

you take away a favorite toy or bone?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

you take away your dog's food?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

your dog is disturbed while sleeping?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

your dog sees a person of a race other than your own?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

your dog sees another dog while walking on leash?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

your dog is being seen by a veterinarian?

Very excited - your dog will bark, whine and jump up on people and objects. Your dog seeks out activity and will chase people or things. Your dog has a hard time calming down and is usually removed from whatever is causing the excitement. Excited - Your dog will bark and whine and may jump up, but calms down in a short time.Happy -Your dog is interested, but very polite. Your dog does not jump up, but will wag its tail and approach. Indifferent - Your dog is not interested and does not break away from whatever he or she is doing.Anxious - Your dog appears to be excited and will approach. Ears are down and his tail is tucked, but wagging. Your dog has a guilty look. Your dog gets so excited or anxious he or she urinates. Scared - Your dog runs away from the situation and attempts to hide under or behind an object or you. Your dog may approach, depending on the circumstances. Growls - Your dog growls in a low tone and may assume a stiff body posture. Shows teeth - The lips curl back to the front teeth can be seen. Snaps - Your dog attempts to bite, but does not bite hard or break the skin. Nips - Your dog bites, but does not break the skin. Bites - Your dog bites and breaks the skin or tears clothing. Don't know

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