- 085 1549 166
- fluffypawsdd@gmail.com
- Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 18:45 | Closed bank holidays
- Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 18:45
Please fill in the below questionnaire. In doing so, it will provide our staff with all of the relevant and necessary information we require to take care of your dog(s) to the best of our ability. The information provide must be true. Providing incorrect or inaccurate information will affect the result and approach to the assessment.
Duration: Assessments last for a total of 2.5 hours.
Cost: The cost is €35 per dog which must be paid by card / cash once passed. If your dog doesn’t pass, the cost of the slot must still be paid for.
What happens during the assessment: The assessment will consist of a gradual lead introduction to other dogs in our care. While doing this, we will be looking out for signs of anxiety, aggression, stress, nerves and more. Once we feel that your dog is comfortable after the first stage of meet and greet, we will introduce more dogs to your dog(s). All going well, we will then let your dog off their lead to become accustomed to environment in their own way while our team maintain a close eye on all interactions.
To gain a good assessment and understanding of your dogs needs, we require a 2.5 hour window for this assessment. Owners are advised to arrive on time for the assessment. If you are late, this will cut into the assessment time slot. We would also require you to be present for the initial 15 – 30 minutes as this period of time is to allow for the initial meet & greet and to build a report with the owners and the incoming pup.
What happens if my dog fails the assessment: There are many reasons for a dog failing our assessment. The main one is that they just aren’t socialised enough to be comfortable in such a busy and controlled environment. Another reason may be if your dog is a recent rescue, there may be some barriers that the doggo has put up, we just have to work on getting past them and building their confidence and gaining their trust in another way. There are many other ways a doggo could fail our assessment, however, we do give every doggo every chance to pass. If they don’t pass, we give them homework to complete and then we can reassess in a couple of months time, given that the homework has been worked on.