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How Behaviorally Healthy is Your Dog?
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My dog is friendly toward people she meets – including well-behaved children


My dog can get along with other friendly dogs, both those she lives with and those outside the family


My dog can be left alone for reasonable time periods without becoming anxious or panicked


My dog will relieve herself only where and when I want her to


My dog will readily give up control of food, toys, and other objects To me, and share her sleeping and resting places with me


My dog is relaxed during normal, everyday handling and touching such as when I wipe her feet, brush her teeth, look in her ears, pet her, look in her eyes, or touch her collar


My dog calms down quickly after being startled or getting excited


My dog is not overly fearful of normal, everyday events


My dog barks when necessary or appropriate, but not excessively


My dog plays well with people without becoming uncontrollable or too rough


My dog plays with her toys, and doesn’t often damage my possessions


My dog plays well with other dogs, without becoming uncontrollable, too rough or threatening


My dog is affectionate without being needy, clingy or annoying


My dog can adapt to changes, such as travel, moving, or confinement in a carrier, with minimal problems


My dog usually responds when I tell her to sit, down, come or stay


 


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