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CONCEPT 02 — SAMPLE EDUCATIONAL COPY

Unfamiliar places: share what you know
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A dog’s experience of the setting belongs in the appointment plan.

Before a visit, tell the team about previous experiences or situations that concern you. You do not need to assign a behavioural label; a description of what your dog does and the circumstances is useful.

Ask how those observations will inform the appointment and what further support might be appropriate. A discussion about fear or anxiety should leave room for the individual dog rather than assume a standard response to an unfamiliar place.

CONVERSATION PROMPTS
1. Which previous experiences should be shared?
2. What happens in unfamiliar settings?
3. How can the appointment take this into account?

This draft is for website layout review. Individual diagnosis and care instructions come from your veterinary and rehabilitation teams. Clinical publication review is pending.