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Behaviour Scoring
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- 1. Anxious in unfamiliar situations
- 2. Fear Of Noises
- 3. Fear of Novel Objects
- 4. Fear of Underfootings
- 5. Fear of Dogs
- 6. Fear of Stairs
- 7. Fear of Traffic
- 8. Separation Anxiety
- 9. Hyper-Attachment
- 10. Fear Of Strangers
- 11. Body Handling Concern
- 12. Retreats When Reached For
- 13. Harness Handle On Back Sensitivity
- 14. Avoidance Of Blowing Fan
- 15. Body Sensitivity To Object Contact
- 16. Anxious About Riding In Vehicles
- 17. Inhibited or passively avoidant when exposed to potentially stressful situations
- 18. Activated when exposed to potentially stressful situations
- 19. Excitable
- 20. Slow To Return To Productive Emotional State
- 21. Fidgety When Handler Is Idle
- 22. Fear On Elevated Areas, Drop-Offs Etc.
- 23. Barks Persistently
- 24. High Energy Level
- 25. Lacks Focus
- 26. Movement Excites
- 27. Chasing Animals
- 28. Dog Distraction
- 29. Sniffing
- 30. Scavenges
- 31. Inappropriate Behavior Around The Home
- 32. Lacks Initiative
- 33. Not Willing
- 34. Resource Guarding Toward People
- 35. Aggression Toward Strangers
- 36. Aggression Toward Dogs
- 37. Resource Guarding Toward Dogs Or Other Pets
- 38. Inappropriate Elimination While Working En Route
- 39. Socially Inappropriate Behavior With People
- 40. Inconsistent
- 41. Handler/Dog Team
- 42. Relationship Skills
- 43. Comparison 9 To 1 Score
- 44. Socially Inappropriate Behavior With Dogs
- 45. Thunder Reaction Prior To, During Or Immediately After A Thunderstorm
- 46. Kennels Poorly
- 47. Working Speed
- 48. Gait When Moving Out
- 49. Housebreaking Problems
- 50. Innate Desire To Work
- 51. Avoidance Of Exhaust From Vehicles
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Practice Videos
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Behavior Testing
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Database User Manual
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- Adding a New Dog (using Manage Your Dog’s Data, MyDogs)
- Alerts
- BCL, Behavior Checklist
- Elbow Quick, Add new
- Estrus & Whelps
- Eye Quick
- Genetic Test Panel
- Genetic Test Quick
- Health Diagnoses Add/Edit
- Health History Report
- Health Normals, Add new
- Heart Quick
- Hip BVA, Add new
- Hip FCI, Add new
- Hip OFA, Add new
- Hip Penn Hip, Add new
- Photos PDFs etc.
- Private Notes
- Procedures, Add new
- Reminders
- Share my dog data to another organization
- Skin Quick
- Status History
- Weight - Entering a dog's weight
- ADI Public Access Test
- Hip Vezzoni, Add new
- Status Detail
- Edit or Change Call Name / Pedigree Name / Owner ID
- Add New Microchip
- End Reasons
- Juvenile Estrus
- Communications Activities
- Function - Incidents
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- Articles coming soon
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- Alternate Therapy/Rehab
- Diagnostic Imaging, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Diet
- Elbow Quick, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Estrus & Whelps, Add new
- Eye Quick, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Genetic Test Quick, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Health Diagnoses, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Health History Report, Generate a PDF
- Health Normals
- Health Screening List
- Hip OFA Add new / Edit or Delete
- Hip Penn Hip Add new / Edit or Delete
- Hospitalization, Add new
- Kennel Tasks, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Lab, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Photos, PDFs, etc., Add new
- Reminders Add new / Edit or Delete
- Rx, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Semen Cryo, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Skin Quick Add new / Edit or Delete
- SOAP, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Status History
- Supplies Used, Add new / Edit or Delete
- Surgery, Add new
- Treatments Add new / Edit or Delete
- Vaccines Add new / Edit or Delete
- Weight and BCS Body Condition Score - Add new / Edit or Delete
- Hip Vezzoni, Add new
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Early Socialization
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- Video - Coat Desensitization
- Video - Novel Objects
- Video - Trolley Ride with Mom
- Early Puppy Socialization - Novel Objects video
- Early Puppy Socialization – Novel Sounds video
- Early Puppy Socialization – Introducing New Environments video
- Early Puppy Socialization – Motor Development, Balance, Coordination, Proprioception video
- Early Puppy Socialization – Passive Environmental Enrichment in the Den video
- Early Puppy Socialization – Stairs
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Genetic Selection & Inbreeding
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- What are EBVs and how do they help?
- How EBVs are calculated
- What is needed to calculate EBVs and EBV accuracy?
- Using EBVs effectively
- Selection index
- Why are EBVs different for littermates?
- Presentation Recording: Improving behavior using EBVs
- Presentation Recording: Using EBVs successfully
- Presentation Recording - Improving health using EBVs
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Webinars
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Reproduction
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Organization Management
Health Diagnoses, Add new / Edit or Delete
Add a Health Diagnoses whenever a puppy or dog has a condition that needs to be treated or monitored.
To add a health diagnoses using the Vet tab, follow these steps.
- Under [Vet] tab on main menu, a drop down box will appear. Click on [Individual Dog Vet Care]. Do a search for the dog you wish to enter a diagnoses for (you can get full ‘search’ instructions here. Link to be added). Fill in the dog’s name into the search field to the left of the screen. A box will appear with the names of all dogs that include the searched name. Click on the correct dog’s name.
- Once dog’s file comes up on the screen, select the [Show Details] icon to the left of the dog’s name.
- Select the [Health Diagnoses] tab
- This will then show all previous diagnoses entered, if any. Allowing you to edit or Add new. In this case, you want to select [Add new]
- To enter a new Health Diagnoses, enter the Diagnoses Date (A) using the calendar icon or the individual Month, Day, Year drop down menus.
- Next, click [Select] in blue under the Diagnoses field.
- This will prompt a search for diagnoses. Enter the keyword in the search bar in the top right corner. Select the diagnoses match from the list that appears. (A) And then click the [Search] icon (B).
- Add as many details as possible. However the only required fields are [Diagnoses Date] and [Diagnoses]. Details (Here you can add more detailed notes about diagnoses), Measure 1(Right) and Measure 2 (Left) – indicate if only one side affected by in an example of an ear infection, maybe the left ear is ‘normal’ and right ear has yeast+2
- Scroll down to Data Recommended – Not Required to add even more detail. Measure type is the method they used to diagnoses so in this example of an ear infection, a ‘cytology’ for example may have been done. Indicate [Who Diagnosed], was it the vet or a staff member?, enter if it was a confident diagnoses (was it diagnosed by a vet, or based on symptoms? Enter the body Part affected from the drop down menu. Depending on the diagnoses, in the example of Health Clearances, you may have a Registry name (Such as OFA) and Certificate Number for the clearance. You can enter that as well.
- Once all the entry is complete that you have info for (you can come back and edit this later), Click [Save] at the bottom of your screen.
- Your diagnoses will now appear in a list on the screen with other diagnoses previously entered.
If you added a duplicate entry or an entry was entered incorrectly, you can either delete or edit the entry.
To delete a health diagnoses, find the diagnoses in the list under Health Diagnoses tab and check the blank box to the left in the row you wish to delete. This will prompt the [Delete] button to be highlighted. Click Delete and confirm in the pop up window you wish to delete the entry.
To edit an entry’s details you can find the health diagnoses in the list under the Health Diagnoses tab, click the [edit] pencil icon to the left in the row you wish to edit. This will prompt the details page of the diagnoses to appear. Edit whatever information is needing to be edited, and click [Save] when finished editing.
You can also Attach documents (pdf’s, photos, etc.) to a diagnosis. See article on PDF’s, Photos, etc. here. Link to be added soon.