Behaviour & wellbeing
Pain & behaviour: stay open to the whole picture
A change in behaviour deserves curiosity about the individual dog and the situation.
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Notice how your dog experiences care, and bring their communication into the conversation.
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Body language: a conversation about breaks
Look at the dog in context, rather than treating a single movement as a fixed message.
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Unfamiliar places: share what you know
A dog’s experience of the setting belongs in the appointment plan.
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Choice in care: ask how your dog takes part
An individual plan considers how the dog experiences participation, as well as the intended task.
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Cooperative care: start with shared understanding
Discuss how preparation and participation fit the care your dog needs.
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Learning in rehabilitation: explain the task
An unfamiliar activity is also an experience of learning for the dog and the person alongside them.
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Emotional wellbeing belongs in the plan
The dog experiencing the appointment matters as much as the appointment’s list of activities.
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