Baseline Assessment

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Develop an answer to the following situations based on situations based on your understanding of the job to date.

You arrive at a clients house for the first time and find the door is unlocked. What do you do?*

You are at a client's home and the cable company arrives with a work order. What do you do?*

You arrive at a client’s house and there is an extra dog there. What do you do?*

You arrive for a daily dog walk and a client is home. What do you do?*

You read in a profile that a dog you are caring for is dog-aggressive and very reactive. What precautions do you take on your walk with him?*

How and where should you properly dispose of pet messes in the house (pee, poop, vomit, litter)?*

You walk into a house for the first time and the dog slinks down low to the ground with his ears to the sides, making fleeting eye contact. What would you say is the reason for this behavior--what is the dog feeling and why might that be?*

You are visiting with a deep-chested dog and he goes to throw up but nothing comes out. This happens several times in the span of a few minutes. What is this likely to be?*

Parvovirus
Rhinovirus
Bloat
Dog just trying to get attention

What does it mean if a dog is courched low to the ground with his front end, and has his hind end in the air?*

He is begging for food
He wants to go on a walk
He wants to play
He wants you to leave

Caring for someone's pets can become an intimate thing and we want our clients to feel close and trust us. That said, when is it appropriate to talk to clients about your personal life?*

Once close with them
Only when asked
Only if I'm having a bad day so they understand it's an exception
Never

Which of the following walking or behavior apparatus are approved for use by HSH Pet Care? Click all that apply.*

Easy Walk Harness
Gentle Leader
Remote E-Collar
Thunder Shirt
The Johnny Walker
Retractable Leash
Prong Collar
Slip Lead
Freedom Harness

What would you like to know more about in your continued training?*

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