Dog Intake Form

I hereby assign and grant to Patience 4 Paws the right and permission to use, reproduce, distribute, and publish the photograph(s), film(s), videotape(s), audio and video recording(s), electronic representation(s) and/or sound recording(s) made of me and/or my dog(s) at any time during the training and/or boarding of my dog(s) by Patience 4 Paws, and I hereby release Patience 4 Paws from any and all liability resulting from such use, reproduction, distribution, and publication. I hereby authorize the reproduction, sale, distribution, copyright, exhibit, broadcast, and/or electronic storage of any and all such photograph(s), film(s), videotape(s), audio and video recording(s), electronic representation(s) and/or sound recording(s) without limitation at the discretion of Patience 4 Paws and I specifically waive any right to any compensation I may have for any of the foregoing.

Board and Train dogs will be picked up & dropped off by the client unless other arrangements have been made. At the pick-up, we will work with you for two hours. We will go over all that your dog has learned and work with you on how to start implementing the training into your daily life. Follow-up lessons are provided to help ease the transition of your dog back into your home and to help you maintain the high standard for behavior we have during your dog's stay with P4P. When bringing your dog for a Board and Train, all we need is the Dog's clean bed, food, and any medication including flea/tick and/or heart worm (only if they need to be given to your Dog while your Dog is with us.) Do NOT bring any toys, water/food bowls, treats or bones! Drop-off Agreement: When dropping off your dog at our board and train facility, you will need to stick to the exact time that we agreed upon. Make sure your dog is on a leash/collar that they cannot slip out of when going from your car to our property and during the hand-off to the staff member. Your dog may be nervous, scared or excited and any of those things can lead to your dog escaping the collar and running off or around the property which is a safety issue for the dog and other dogs on the property. You are NOT to hug, kiss, bend down or use a high pitch voice at all. Instead, please just hand off the leash to the trainer.

Your dog spends a good amount of time in the outside world doing lots of things around lots of natural objects, dirt, grass, cement, trees, fencing, bushes, swimming, interacting with lots of other dogs, and humans. It is likely that your dog is going to get scratched, bumped, or bruised. Your dog will most likely get some wear and tear on him/her. Imagine when you went to summer camp for a few weeks, you get a little banged up from all of the activities. Things are bound to happen even though we have taken special care in dog supervision and maintaining a high standard of safety and cleanliness. As Owner, you acknowledge and understand that there are certain risks involved in pet training, boarding, and care. You release, indemnify, and agree to hold Patience 4 Paws harmless from any and all manner of damages, claims, loss, liabilities, costs or expenses, causes of actions or suits, whatsoever in law or equity, (including, without limitation, attorney’s fees and related costs) arising out of or related to the services provided by Patience 4 Paws.