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1. petsastherapy.org › images › uploadsThe Pets As Therapy Temperament Assessment Test

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   Considering if your dog may perform any of these behaviours during the test may be a useful indicator of whether it is ready or not to be presented for assessment. For further information please contact the Pets As Therapy National Office, Tel: 01865 671440

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3. www.pdsa.org.uk › pet-help-and-advice › lookingCanine ladder of communication - PDSA

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   Check out our info below to help you recognise unhappiness and stress in your dog. What is the ladder of communication? How a dog reacts to something they find stressful can be thought of as a series of steps on a ladder.

4. www.avidog.com › wp-content › uploadsAvidog® Puppy Evaluation Test

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   The Avidog® Puppy Evaluation Test (APET) arose from our 20‐year search for an evaluation tool to help us best match puppies’ to owners. Not only were we looking for a temperament test that would closely capture our puppies’

5. www.squarepegsdogrehab.org.uk › 07 › TemperamentTestsA critical reflection on temperament assessment tests in dogs

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   Temperament assessment: what, how, why, when and who? Temperament is a description of stable behavioural tendencies, and is a function of genetics and acquired experiences. In the domestic dog, temperament tests are intended to assess behaviour and predict long term traits so as to establish suitability for a particular purpose.

6. journal.iaabcfoundation.org › formal-assessmentFormal Assessment Tools for Dog Behavior Consultants

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   These free client questionnaires are quick and easy to complete. They can be used for shelter assessment, working dog assessment and initial and progress-monitoring assessment by behavior consultants.

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7. atts.org › 2017 › 03Testers Guide to Evaluating Temperament Test Responses

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   Testers Guide - Evaluating the Dog. During the ATTS temperament evaluation every dog is scored at each substation by a chief tester, two testers and up to three apprentice testers. The evaluators are spread out over the field to observe the dog from different angles.

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   Who should review the dog-to-dog assessment handout?

   • Review this handout with adopters who choose a dog who exhibited difficulty dis-arousing during the assessment. dog who exhibited reactivity toward other dogs during the dog-to-dog assessment item. Review this handout with adopters who choose a dog who exhibited “bossy” behavior during the assessment.

   manual and training guide - ASPCApro

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   Why do we do a dog assessment in the same order?

   • When the assessment is conducted the way it was designed there is a predictive relationship between the behavior during the assessment and the dog's future behavior. This assessment has been determined to be valid and reliable. This is why we do the assessment in the same way and in the same order each time.

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   How does a dog assessment work?

   • An important part of the assessment is interaction and objective observation from both individuals. This includes audible conversation on video that results in the choice of a score for each assessment item. We are certifying the Assessor, so the final decision regarding observation of behavior of each dog should be made by the Assessor.

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   What is a safe dog assessment?

   • With regard to SAFER, the assessment was designed with specific order, handling and equipment. When the assessment is conducted the way it was designed there is a predictive relationship between the behavior during the assessment and the dog's future behavior. This assessment has been determined to be valid and reliable.

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   How is a dog behavior assessment conducted?

   • The food behavior item is conducted using a food bowl. The bowl should be an appropriate size for the dog being assessed. Metal bowls are preferred for most assessment rooms as they will most easily slide across the floor when manipulated. The video camera is used to record every assessment.

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   How do you assess a dog?

   • Coax the dog into position for each item using your voice and body language. Allow the dog choice of movement at all times. Communicate with your Observer about all pertinent behaviors either of you observe ❑ during the assessment. Be sure to always use a six foot leash for your assessments.

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9. www.aspcapro.org › sites › defaultmanual and training guide - ASPCApro

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   ASPCA® SAFERTM is a seven item aggression assessment that identifies the dog’s comfort level with restraint and touch, reaction to new experiences including movement and sound stimuli, bite inhibition, behavior around food and toys, and arousal level toward other dogs.