Common use of AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR Clause in Contracts

AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. By my initials in the box next to this paragraph, I acknowledge the Company has determined that my dog(s) may be aggressive or is aggressive. The Company has fully explained that since the outcome of any training/counseling program cannot be guaranteed and the aggressive behavior on the part of my dog(s) is or may become a risk to people and/or dogs, my decision to enroll in a training program is done solely and completely at my discretion with me taking 100% responsibility for any damage my dog(s) might cause to anybody during or after the training program. The Company does not promise to solve or curtail my dog’s aggressive behavior. I further agree to take all possible safety measures recommended by my trainer, including but not limited to muzzling and leashing my dog(s) when around dogs and/or other people. Total Cost: _$ Non-Refundable Deposit to hold appointment: _$ Balance: _$ Start Date: Trainer: ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THAT ALL TRAINING IS CONTINGENT UPON THE OWNER’S WILLINGNESS TO HANDLE AND / OR WORK THE DOG(S) AS DESCRIBED ABOVE. Owner’s Signature: Date: Trainer’s Signature: Date: Positively Pet Partners LLC hereinafter known as “the Company” cannot make any guarantee regarding the outcome of any training/counseling program. The owner assumes full responsibility for the dog’s behavior during and after the training/counseling program. Owner Initial The owner of the dog(s) may postpone any of the lessons provided twenty-four hours notice is given to the Company. The Company is only obligated to give 1 free make-up lesson(s) due to owner postponements. Provided the owner has pre-purchased a block of lessons, after 1st postponement, each additional owner postponement will count as one of the remaining lessons owed to the owner. Additional make up lessons may be purchased at $ 35.00 per lesson. The owner understands and agrees that failure to give the company twenty-four hours notice of a lesson cancellation will result in the Company counting said failure as a completed lesson with the full amount owed by the owner to the Company for said lesson. Owner Initial