Dear Dog Owners,
Thank you for your interest in participating in our Canine Behavioral Study as a member of the Study Group. We appreciate your dedication to your furry companions and look forward to gaining insights into the behavior challenges and potential impact of chronic stress on overall canine physiology.
To ensure the Study Group represents a diverse range of dogs facing communication and behavior challenges, we kindly request your cooperation in completing the following questionnaire. Your honest and accurate responses will enable us to create a well-rounded Study Group and contribute significantly to our research.
Current Health Status: Is your dog in good health without any ongoing medical conditions or ailments? (Yes/No)
Behavioral Challenges: Does your dog currently face any communication and behavior challenges? (Yes/No) If YES, please specify the behavioral challenges your dog experiences
Previous Training: Has your dog undergone any previous training or behavioral modification programs? (Yes/No) If YES, please provide details about the training or programs your dog has completed:
Commitment to Study Participation: Are you prepared to actively participate in the Pure Love and Harmony Doggy Parent Academy to enhance your communication with your dog and address behavior challenges? (Yes/No)
HTMA Consent: Are you willing to grant us permission to conduct non-invasive Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) on your dog before and after the study to observe potential physiological changes? (Yes/No)
Confidentiality:
Rest assured that all information provided in this questionnaire will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and will only be used for research purposes.
Participation Confirmation:
By clicking the "Submit" button, you confirm your willingness to participate in the Study Group of our Canine Behavioral Study. You understand that your participation is entirely voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time without consequences.
Thank you for your time and dedication to this research endeavor. Your contribution as part of the Study Group will significantly impact our understanding of canine behavior and well-being.
Sincerely,
Pure Love & Harmony Research Team
