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How ARPH Can Help Place Your Aussie  How ARPH Can Help Place Your Aussie Minimize

Corey4869Owners wishing ARPH's assistance in placing their Australian Shepherd should complete the listing form below. After ARPH receives the completed form, it will be sent to the rescue representative who handles your area and who will then follow up with you.

Due to ARPH's limited foster space for dogs needing adoption, we may ask that you keep your dog until we either have foster space for the dog, or we can help you to find that perfect permanent home for your dog. Please plan ahead, as we may not be able to assist if only given a few days' notice. ARPH is only able to accept purebred Aussies into the program. However, we will discuss all the options to assist you with rehoming your dog.

Dogs may be subjected to a temperament evaluation prior to being taken into the program.

ARPH, AT ITS SOLE DISCRETION, RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY APPLICANT FOR ANY REASON OR NO REASON.

Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. If the question is not applicable, please put either N/A or that you "don't know". The more information you provide on this questionnaire the better we will be able to assist you.
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ARPH Online Placement Questionnaire  ARPH Online Placement Questionnaire Minimize
NOTE: Please keep your answers brief, with a limit of 500 characters per answer
*First Name:
*Last Name:
*Address:
*City:
*State:
*Postal Code:
Email:
Home Phone: Work Phone:
Cell Phone: Best Time to Call:
Is this dog a purebred? Call name:
Birth date: Age:
Dog's Registered Name: Color:
Weight: Gender:
Tail Docked? Dog Spay/neutered?
Housebroken? Crate Trained?
How long have you owned this dog? Is the dog co-owned? (If yes, you must provide signed release)
Are any registration papers available? LEP# or ILP# Will you provide these to the new owner?
Was the dog bought from a breeder? If yes, give name:
Have you notified the breeder about the need to find the dog a new home? What was the breeder's response?
Did you sign a contract with the breeder? Did the contract require you to offer the breeder the dog before you release your ownership of the dog?
Was the dog bought from a pet store? If yes, give name:
Was the dog adopted from a shelter? If yes, give name:
Does the shelter adoption agreement require that the dog be returned to them? How did you acquire your dog if not from one of the above sources?
Dog's veterinarian of record: Vet Phone Number:
Are the dog's shots up to date? Is the dog on flea/tick preventative?
Date of last rabies shot? Date of last DHLPP?
Has the dog been HeartWorm tested? Is it on HeartWorm preventative?
Date of last fecal/worming: List any other vaccinations/treatments:
Does dog have any physical problems? Allergies:
On medication: What kind?
If unspayed female, when was the last heat cycle? Is there any possibility dog might be pregnant?
Has the dog had any obedience classes? Did you complete the class?
What age was the dog at the time? Any other training? Tracking? Agility? Herding? Guard? Other?
List commands, tricks, skills:
Does the dog stay in a fenced yard? Indoors? Basement? Garage? Loose Outside? Tied up? Kennel Run? Other?
Where does the dog spend most of his time? What other animals has this dog lived with:
How does the dog react to: Other dogs; Strangers; Men; Children; Cats; Other Animals; Alone in the house; Alone in car; Alone in yard; Walking on lead;
Does the dog have the following habits? If yes, please describe: Excessive barking? Jumps Fence? Destructive Chewing? Aggressive? Shy? Digs? Fights with other dogs?
Has the dog killed or chased other animals? If so, describe:
Has the dog ever bitten a person? If so, describe:
Was bite reported to city or county animal control? What brought on this bite?
Was the dog quarantined? Does dog growl when you take away its food or toys?
Does the dog snap or nip at people? What causes this kind of behavior?
Why do you want to place your dog for adoption? Have you tried to place the dog yourself?
What is the most appealing thing about your dog? What activities/things does your dog like best? Dislike? Fear?
What is its biggest fault? Do you understand that all dogs we place must be spayed or neutered?






   
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