Documented Outcomes

Documented outcomes reflect completed work at the level required for each client’s stated goals.

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Household & Daily-Life Outcomes

Case Record #03 — Oreo

Context: Young dog at early developmental stage requiring improved daily structure and consistency.

Conditions: Routine home and walk environments; no requirement for advanced reliability.

Execution: Foundational phase completed as designed, with consistent owner follow-through.

Result: Improved engagement and daily-life manageability established within the intended scope.

Case Record #04 — Doc

Context: Adult dog requiring improved daily structure and clearer owner–dog interaction.

Conditions: Home and family environments; focus on foundational consistency rather than advanced reliability.

Execution: Foundational phase completed as designed, with consistent owner participation.

Result: Improved day-to-day handling and clearer, more predictable interactions within the household.

Case Record #06 — Angelo & Max

Context: Two young dogs with excessive energy, poor household boundaries, and inconsistent responsiveness.

Conditions: Multi-dog household; frequent environmental triggers inside the home.

Execution: Foundational phase completed as designed, with consistent owner follow-through.

Result: Household boundaries established. Energy managed predictably.Unnecessary barking eliminated during routine home activity.

Advanced Reliability — Public Environments (Non-Service)

Case Record #07 — Mia - Airport Travel Preparation

Context: Young dog requiring rapid preparation for air travel and airport environments.

Conditions: Time-constrained timeline; exposure to crowded, unfamiliar public spaces.

Execution: Foundational phase completed within limited timeframe, executed consistently by owners.

Result: Dog prepared for airport and flight conditions. Owners able to manage behavior confidently during travel.

Service-Certified Outcomes

Case Record #01— Stanley

Context: Young adult dog with anxiety, vocalization, and impulse-control issues affecting daily handling.

Conditions: Public environments, elevated distraction, preparation for advanced working reliability.

Execution: Ownership system completed in full, including foundational and reliability phases, with consistent execution throughout.

Result: Predictable behavior established across daily and public settings. Dog completed advanced work and was formally tested and certified as a service dog.

Case Record #02 — Eva

Context: Adult dog with low physical condition, inconsistent focus, and poor task reliability.

Conditions: Daily living demands requiring sustained attention and functional task performance.

Execution: Ownership system completed in full with consistent discipline and follow-through.

Result: Physical condition improved significantly.Reliable task execution established. Dog completed advanced work and was formally tested and certified as a service dog.

Case Record #05 — Kiiva

Context: Young dog with prior obedience training but persistent hyperactivity, non-compliance, and unreliable task performance.

Conditions: Adolescent developmental stage; preparation for advanced working reliability.

Execution: Ownership system completed in full, beginning with the foundational phase and progressing through advanced work, with consistent execution throughout.

Result: Predictable behavior and sustained attention established. Functional task performance achieved. Dog was formally tested and certified as a service dog.

Case Record #08 — Romeo

Context: Dog displaying fear-based responses, aggression toward novel situations, and indoor accidents.

Conditions: High reactivity to environmental stressors; difficulty navigating routine situations.

Execution: Foundational phase completed with consistent owner involvement.

Result: Reduced fear responses.Improved manners and engagement during daily routines. Dog able to approach environments without escalation.

Case Record #09 — Molly

Context: Family dog transitioning into advanced behavioral and working reliability following household disruption.

Conditions: Emotional stressors; progression into service-level expectations.

Execution: Ownership system completed in full, including foundational, reliability, and advanced phases.

Result: Predictable behavior established across environments. Dog completed advanced work and was formally tested and certified as a service dog.

Case Record #10 — Maximus (Advanced Reliability)

Context: Dog presenting with fear and avoidance in unfamiliar environments.

Conditions: Exposure to new dogs, locations, and social contexts.

Execution: Foundational and reliability phases completed with consistent execution.

Result: Increased confidence in public environments. Neutral engagement with other dogs established.

Case Record #11 — Moby

Context: Rescue dog with leash anxiety and crate aversion.

Conditions: Prior traumatic experiences; difficulty with confinement and handling.

Execution: Foundational phase completed as designed.

Result: Calm leash behavior established.Crate use normalized as a resting environment.

Case Record #12 — Beamer

Context: Dog with separation-related distress impacting owner lifestyle and mobility.

Conditions: Owner avoidance of outings due to dog behavior.

Execution: Foundational phase completed with targeted consistency.

Result: Separation-related behaviors resolved.Owner able to resume normal daily activities.

Case Record #13 — Pickle (Senior Dog)

Context: Senior dog with long-standing non-compliance and difficulty during walks.

Conditions: Age-related habits; prior reliance on tools without consistency.

Execution: Foundational phase completed with consistent owner execution.

Result: Reliable response to basic cues.Walks conducted without resistance or pulling.

Case Record #14 — Bean (Advanced Reliability)

Context: Dog exhibiting anxiety, vocalization, and distraction in public environments.

Conditions: Exposure to varied public settings.

Execution: Foundational and reliability phases completed as designed.

Result: Public neutrality established.Dog able to remain focused without distraction.

For context on how outcomes are produced, see System Structure.

Disclaimer

Case records reflect individual outcomes based on execution of the ownership system as designed.Results vary depending on consistency, environment, and handler follow-through. Certification outcomes are not guaranteed and depend on external testing standards beyond this program. These records document completed work; they do not represent promises or typical results.