Dog Personality Profile – Foster – Baypath Humane Humane

Section 1: Your information
Today's Date*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Who is in the home for people, including yourself?*
Please include genders and ages.
Who is in the home for other animals, including your foster dog?*
Please include species, genders, breeds and ages.

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Section 2: Tell us about your foster dog
Your foster dog's name?*
How long have you been fostering this dog?*

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Section 3: Your foster dog's personality & temperament
We ask a lot of questions in this section to best get a feel for your foster dog and his/her needs. Please include as much detail as possible to help us get to know him.
Please describe your foster dog's activity level:*
- Very Active
- Moderately Active
- Couch Potato
Does your foster dog enjoy to be touched/petted?*
Are there any areas you cannot touch/pet on your foster dog?*
Can you cut your foster dog's nails?*
- Yes
- No
- I've never tried
Please describe your foster dog's affection level:*
- Very Affectionate
- Somewhat Affectionate
- Loner
Has your foster dog ever bitten a person and/or other dog?*
- Never
- Person
- Dog
- Both
Please elaborate:*
We ask that you provide as much info as possible so we can best proceed, including the who, what, where, when and why of the situation.
How would you describe your foster dog most of the time? (check all that apply)*
- Talkative
- Playful
- Quiet
- Demanding
- Friendly to Family
- Shy to Family
- Aloof
- Lapdog
- Fearful
- Friendly to Visitors
- Shy to Visitiors
- Independent
- More Like a Cat
- Fearless
- Withdrawn
- Solitary
- Can't relax
What is your foster dog's favorite toy?*
How does your foster dog like to play? (check all that apply)*
- Plays Gently
- Likes to play rough, can be jumpy and/or mouthy
- Likes to chase ankles
- Like to learn tricks for treats/clicker train
- Not much interest in play
Please tell us more about the jumpy and/or mouthy behavior*
Is the behavior around toy play, when you first get home from work, etc.
How does your foster dog do in the car?*
Is there anything your foster dog is afraid of?*
Where do you generally walk your foster dog? (check all that apply)*
- Busier neighborhood/road
- Quiet neighborhood/road
- Woods
When your foster dog is on leash, do they bark or 'react' to the following? (check all that apply)*
Leash-reactive dogs tend to growl, bark, and/or lunge toward things that make them nervous or fearful.
- Other dogs
- People
- Cars
- Bicycles
- Cats
- Wildlife/critters
- None of the above
Please tell us about your foster dog's reactivity on leash:*
What does their 'reactivity' look like? Can they meet dogs and/or people while on leash? The more detail the better!
Please tell us about how your foster dog does generally walking on leash:*
Do they walk on a harness? Do they pull? Do they like to sniff everything? Are they afraid of cars?
Are there any other behavior concerns we should know about?*
This only helps us better set your foster dog up for success.

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Section 6: Bathroom Habits
Please help us by giving us as much detailed information as possible. We understand that a change in environment can result in accidents, but help us understand your foster dog's bathroom habits in your home.
Is your foster dog housetrained?*
- Yes
- No
- For the most part
Please elaborate on bathroom habits:*
Do you have a fenced yard?*
- Yes
- Electric fence
- No fence
How high?*
Is your foster dog a fence climber or digger?*
How often do you walk your foster dog?*

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Section 7: In conclusion
Is there anything else you'd like us to know about your foster dog or about your experience fostering?
Please include any great pictures of your foster dog that we can use to promote them
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Foster Dog Personality Profile

Step 1 of 7

Section 1: Your information

Section 2: Tell us about your foster dog

Section 3: Your foster dog's personality & temperament

Section 4: Lifestyle & Home

Section 5: Dietary Habits

Section 6: Bathroom Habits

Section 7: In conclusion