Surrendering Your Dog

Prior to considering surrendering your dog, Warrior Dog Rescue asks that you read the following note from Jenny with Behavior Matters Pet Training.

Behavioral concerns can be difficult to live with, whether it is resource guarding, basic manners or a dog that is reactive with people coming into your home, there are solutions to help so that your family can stay intact! Rescue dogs can come with a lot of complications, they are not trying to be bad dogs they have just likely had a history with people that was not built out of trust and love. Training, management, and behavioral modification does not have to be time consuming, there are ways to set up the environment for success for your pet to offer a preferred behavior.  Jenny is a certified veterinary technician (CVT), veterinary technician specialist (Behavior),  Low Stress Handling Certified, Fear Free Certified Elite, a graduate of the Karen Pryor Academy (KPA-CTP), and the past president of The Society of Veterinary Behavior Technicians. She has helped MANY of our Warrior Dogs learn to trust and live a happy, balanced life. Jenny’s website can be found by clicking on the link below.

Introduction

*Although all dogs matter to us, we are currently unable to help with the surrender of dogs that were not adopted through Warrior Dog Rescue.

Surrender Form (New)
 

Your Information

Please provide your infomation


Although ALL dogs matter to us, we are currently unable to help with surrenders of dogs that were not adopted through Warrior Dog Rescue. We encourage you to seek the help of a professional trainer in the effort to keep your dog with you. If that is not possible, and the dog has not bitten anyone, How I Met My Dog may be able to help you rehome your dog.

Rehoming Your Dog Resource

We wish you and your dog the very best.

 

Dog's Information


 

Reason for Surrender


 

Bite History and Behavioral Safety


Dr. Ian Dunbar's Dog Bite Scale

 

Children, Other Animals, and Home Compatibility


 

Training and Attempts to Resolve Concerns


 

Medical and Veterinary Information


 

Information about Your Dog


 

Final Acknowledgments