| GUIDE DOG
PUPPY SITTING FORM
Give as much information as possible about your puppy so the sitter can give it proper care. Submit this completed form and the sitter's Diary of the Visit with the puppy report you turn in to the club leaders. Be sure to explain headcollars or other specialized equipment your puppy may be using to the sitter, so they are aware of its proper use. PUPPY SITTER'S NAME______________________________________________________________ PUPPY & RAISER INFORMATION It is customary for the puppy raiser to transport the puppy to and from the sitter’s home Date dropped off _________________ Date & time puppy will be picked up______________________ Puppy’s Name:______________________________________Breed:____________Age:____________ Sex: __Female__Male Has the pup been altered? Yes No Raiser’s Name:___________________________________________Phone: _______________________ Address:______________________________________________________________________________ Email________________________________________________________________________________ Puppy’s Veterinarian__________________________________________Phone:____________________ If raiser will be out of town, phone number where you can be reached_____________________________ Call a leader in case of emergency or if a female comes into season. |
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| FEEDING & HABITS Food: Brand___________________________________________________________ Add Water? Yes No Number of cups per feeding ______________________ Number of feedings per day____________________________ Special feeding/watering instructions: _________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Relieving: Approximately how often?_________________________________________________________________ Will pup acknowledge the need? Yes No How?___________________________________________________ Puppy Sleeps: Crated __ Tiedown __ Roams free__ Where?______________________________________ |
| HEALTH Medical Conditions and Instructions:________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
| TRAINING:
Circle your puppy’s level of proficiency for each command: |
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| Pup Does: |
On Command |
With Help |
Not Introduced |
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Pup Does: |
On Command |
With Help |
Not Introduced |
| Sit Down Stay Let’s Go |
3 3 3 3 |
2 2 2 2 |
1 1 1 1 |
Come (FIR) Wait Do Business Go to Bed |
3 3 3 3 |
2 2 2 2 |
1 1 1 1 |
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| Does
your puppy
know its commands off leash as well as it does on leash?
Yes No |
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| BEHAVIOR: (Circle) | |||||
| In the
House:
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In the
Yard:
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| Yes
No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Other: |
Excessive Barking Relieves in house Jumps on furniture Steals food Chews distructively Plays Keepaway Crate when left alone Raids trash cans Drag line needed ____________________________ ____________________________ |
Yes
No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Other: |
Filth eater Digs Garbage mouth Chews Keep on leash __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ |
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| On
Outings: Use Head Collar Yes No (If YES, be sure to instruct sitter in proper use of the head collar) Distracted by:________________________________________________________________________________________ Afraid of:____________________________________________________________________________________________ Other:_______________________________________________________________________________________________ |
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| SOCIAL
OUTINGS: |
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| Outings appropriate for my puppy: __ 10-15 minute in-and-out only __ 1-2 hour quiet (restaurant, church) |
__ 1-2 hour active (grocery shopping)
__ 2+ hour quiet (on tiedown at work) __ Pup can handle most outings |
| Puppy sitters take responsibility for terminating an outing when the puppy shows signs of being overwhelmed. Be sure to give the pup ample opportunity to relieve, and clean up accidents that occur. Puppy sitters understand that puppies may be crated at home for up to four hours if the outing will be inappropriate. | |
| Watch for These Behaviors _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Other Helpful Information:___________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ |
| Raiser Supplied
Items |
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| __Puppy coat __Head collar & safety collar __Leash __Bowl(s) __Food |
__Brush/grooming tools __Toothbrush __Medication __Toys (list) __Tiedown |
__Kennel __Bait Bag __Bed Mat (Go to Bed command) __Other_______________ _____________________ |
| PUPPY
SITTER'S
REPORT Use the back and
additional pages to
keep a
diary of the puppy’s
visit. Be honest about how
the pup did, both in the home and on social outings. Your observations
help
identify areas of concern as well as highlight the puppy’s strengths.
Attach the pages to this form and return it to the raiser or email your
report to the raiser and copy Carmen. A sitter's report must
be turned in every time a puppy is kept by someone other than its
assigned raiser.
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