Before we begin our work together, we need to understand the unique personality and history of your dog. This intake survey is a vital part of our process, allowing us to evaluate your specific goals and any behavioral challenges you are currently facing. By providing detailed information, you help us design a personalized training contract that addresses your dog’s needs with the right balance of leadership and consistency. Please take a few moments to complete the form below so we can prepare for your complimentary consultation and start building a reliable foundation for your partnership.
New to K9 Adventures?
We specialize in the tough stuff that other trainers might shy away from, including fear, reactivity, multi-dog conflict, and cases labeled as "bite risks." Our intake process is designed to give us a clear picture of your dog’s history and your daily routine, so we can figure out what "success" actually looks like for your family. By sharing these details, you’re helping us move past the surface and start building a real plan to get your household back on track.
Have Questions?
Step 1 - Tell Us About Your Dog(s)
Complete the Intake Form. Plan on 10–15 minutes. We’ll ask about your dog’s history, behavior, household, routines, medical notes, and how you want life with your dog to feel. The more honest and detailed you are, the better we can help.
Step 2 - Daniel Reviews and Designs a Plan
Daniel personally reads every intake and evaluates your specific needs and goals. From there, he maps your case to the right service structure and priorities - no generic “session bundles.”
Step 3 - You receive your Client Hub
You’ll get an email detailing a clear summary of your priorities and goals, with recommended packages that fit your dog’s assessment. Included will be a link to your private client folder with your Client Hub page, session notes sheet, and important links all in one place.
Step 4 - Schedule and Start Training
Daniel will follow up within 24 hours to schedule your free consultation. We’ll meet, build a viable training plan, and begin working toward safer, calmer daily life.
Still Have Questions?
Please feel free to contact the lead trainer with any all questions through our direct channels either
Email: Daniel@k9adventuresnm.com
or
Call or text: (505)-900-6720
Safety, Risk, and Bite History
Many clients come to us after a bite, a near-miss, or with a dog they no longer fully trust.
If your dog has broken skin on a person or another animal - or if safety is a serious concern - please describe it in detail on the intake.
Daniel reviews these cases with a safety-first lens. Sometimes that means:
Management steps before our first visit
Muzzle requirements for consultations
Starting with your dog or kenneled and leashed when we arrive
If you’re unsure whether training is appropriate, complete the intake and we’ll advise you honestly.
We specialize in the complex cases other trainers turn away. We do not believe any dog is a lost cause.