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Last Updated: November 2025

Below you will find the current policies governing the use of StrayDogs Training, LLC services and website.

For questions, contact: info@straydogstraining.com or (479) 342-4182.

Privacy Policy

PRIVACY POLICY

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Purpose

This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) explains how StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company,” “we,” “our,” “us”) collects, uses, stores, and protects personal information provided by Clients and website users (“Client,” “you,” “your”). This Policy applies to information collected through our website, online forms, scheduling tools, communication platforms, and in-person Services.

2. Information We Collect

2.1 Information Provided by Clients.
We may collect the following information when you:
(a) Submit a contact form;
(b) Schedule a consultation or lesson;
(c) Register for Canine Camp or Boarding;
(d) Request information;
(e) Join an email list;
(f) Complete an intake form;
(g) Communicate with the Trainer;
(h) Complete a waiver or contract.

This information may include:

  • Name;
  • Address;
  • Phone number;
  • Email address;
  • Dog information (breed, age, behavior history, health details);
  • Emergency contact information;
  • Payment information (processed securely through third-party systems);
  • Any other information voluntarily provided.

2.2 Automatically Collected Information.
When using our website, we may collect device or usage information, including but not limited to:
(a) IP address;
(b) Browser type;
(c) Operating system;
(d) Pages visited;
(e) Referring website;
(f) Time spent on pages.

2.3 Cookies and Tracking Technologies.
We may use cookies or tracking pixels to improve website functionality, analyze usage, and support marketing or analytics. You may disable cookies in your browser settings.

3. How We Use Your Information

3.1 Primary Uses.
We use your information to:
(a) Provide training, boarding, and related Services;
(b) Communicate with you regarding appointments, updates, and scheduling;
(c) Send training notes, homework, or materials;
(d) Create and maintain training records;
(e) Provide customer support;
(f) Improve our website and Services;
(g) Comply with legal or regulatory requirements.

3.2 Digital Communication Consent.
By submitting information through our website, forms, scheduling system, or communication tools, you consent to receive:
(a) Appointment reminders;
(b) Service-related messages;
(c) Follow-up communication;
(d) Transactional emails or SMS messages required to deliver Services.

You may unsubscribe from marketing messages at any time.
Transactional messages necessary for providing Services cannot be unsubscribed from.

4. How We Store and Protect Your Information

4.1 Storage Methods.
Information may be stored through secure third-party services, including but not limited to:
(a) GoHighLevel (GHL);
(b) Google Workspace tools;
(c) Microsoft 365 and OneDrive;
(d) MailerLite (legacy data only);
(e) Calendly;
(f) Stripe, PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, QuickBooks, and other payment processors used by the Company;
(g) Cloud storage platforms used by the Company.

4.2 Security Measures.
We implement reasonable safeguards to protect personal information, including encryption, password protection, access controls, and secure data systems. However, no method of electronic storage is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute protection.

4.3 Data Retention.
We retain information as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes described in this Policy or as required by law.

5. Sharing of Information

5.1 Third-Party Service Providers.
We may share information with trusted third parties who assist in operating our business, including but not limited to:
(a) Scheduling platforms;
(b) Payment processors such as Stripe, PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, QuickBooks, and similar services;
(c) Communication tools;
(d) Email and productivity platforms, including Google Workspace and Microsoft 365;
(e) Cloud storage systems, including OneDrive;
(f) Analytics services.

These parties are required to protect your information and may not use it for unrelated purposes.

5.2 Legal Requirements.
We may disclose information if required by law, court order, or governmental request, or if necessary to protect the safety or legal rights of the Company, Clients, or the public.

5.3 No Sale of Information.
We do not sell personal information to third parties.

6. Children’s Privacy

6.1 No Collection from Minors.
We do not knowingly collect personal information from individuals under eighteen (18) years of age.

6.2 Parental Control.
If you believe that information about a minor has been collected, notify us immediately and we will take appropriate action.

7. Client Rights

Clients may:
7.1 Request access to personal information;
7.2 Request correction of inaccurate information;
7.3 Request deletion of information where legally appropriate;
7.4 Update communication preferences;
7.5 Withdraw consent to marketing communications.

Requests may be submitted in writing to the Company.

8. Third-Party Links

Our website may contain links to external websites. We are not responsible for the content, privacy practices, or security of external sites. Use third-party websites at your own discretion.

9. Updates to This Policy

We may update or modify this Policy at any time. The version posted on our website is the controlling version.

10. Contact Information

For questions regarding this Privacy Policy, contact:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

END OF POLICY

Acceptable Use Policy

ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Purpose

This Acceptable Use Policy (“Policy”) governs how Clients and visitors (“Users”) may access and use the StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company”) website, forms, communication channels, and any related online systems (collectively, the “Services”). By accessing or using our Services, you agree to comply with this Policy.

2. Prohibited Conduct

Users may not engage in any of the following activities:

2.1 Security Violations
(a) Attempting to access data not intended for you;
(b) Attempting to bypass or disable security features;
(c) Uploading or transmitting malware, viruses, or malicious code.

2.2 Misuse of Services
(a) Using the website for unlawful purposes;
(b) Interfering with website functionality;
(c) Attempting to disrupt or overload the website or related systems.

2.3 Misrepresentation or Fraud
(a) Submitting false or inaccurate information;
(b) Impersonating the Company, its employees, or other Clients;
(c) Misrepresenting your identity or your dog’s history.

2.4 Posting or Transmitting Harmful Content
(a) Harassment, threats, or abusive conduct;
(b) Uploading inappropriate or harmful materials;
(c) Sharing confidential or private information without consent.

2.5 Misuse of Company Materials
All Company content (contracts, policies, training materials, videos, emails, and communications) is proprietary. Users may not:
(a) Copy, distribute, or reproduce Company content;
(b) Publish or share training materials without written permission;
(c) Remove Company branding or copyright notices from materials.

3. Dog-Related Information Integrity

Users agree to provide truthful and complete information regarding their dog’s:
(a) Health status;
(b) Behavior history;
(c) Bite incidents;
(d) Medications;
(e) Household environment;
(f) Any other information needed to provide Services.

Failure to disclose relevant information may result in immediate termination of Services without refund.

4. Monitoring and Enforcement

4.1 Right to Monitor.
The Company may monitor use of the Services to ensure compliance with this Policy.

4.2 Violations.
If a User violates this Policy, the Company may, at its sole discretion:
(a) Restrict access;
(b) Terminate access;
(c) Decline services;
(d) Remove materials;
(e) Pursue legal remedies if necessary.

5. No Expectation of Privacy for System Abuse

If improper activity is suspected, the Company may review logs, communications, or submitted content as permitted by law.

6. Updates to This Policy

We may update or modify this Policy at any time. The version posted on our website is the controlling version.

7. Contact Information

For questions regarding this Acceptable Use Policy, contact:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

END OF POLICY

COPYRIGHT & DMCA POLICY

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Purpose

This Copyright & DMCA Policy (“Policy”) describes the ownership of Company content, permitted uses, prohibited uses, and how copyright concerns may be reported to StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company,” “we,” “our,” “us”).

2. Ownership of Content

2.1 Company Intellectual Property.
All materials provided by the Company, whether online, in print, through email, or during training Services, are the exclusive property of StrayDogs Training, LLC. This includes, but is not limited to:
(a) Written training materials;
(b) Behavior assessments and training plans;
(c) Photos or videos taken by the Company;
(d) Emails, documents, and communications;
(e) Policies, agreements, contracts, and waivers;
(f) Website content;
(g) Branding, logos, and graphics;
(h) Media released on social platforms.

2.2 Protection Under Law.
All such materials are protected by U.S. copyright law and intellectual property law.

3. Permitted Use of Company Content

Clients are granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, personal-use license to:
(a) Review training notes and homework;
(b) Access materials needed for their dog’s training program;
(c) View photos and videos provided as part of their dog’s training updates.

Clients may not share these materials publicly or with third parties unless explicitly authorized.

4. Prohibited Use

Users may not:
4.1 Copy, reproduce, or distribute Company content;
4.2 Republish or upload materials to the internet;
4.3 Share training materials with individuals who are not part of the program;
4.4 Claim ownership of any Company content;
4.5 Remove Company branding or copyright notices;
4.6 Use Company content for commercial purposes without written permission.

Unauthorized use may result in:
(a) Revocation of access;
(b) Termination of services;
(c) Issuance of a DMCA takedown request;
(d) Legal action for damages.

5. Media Use & Client-Provided Materials

5.1 License for Use of Media.
Clients grant the Company permission to use photos, videos, and updates of their dog for training records and business purposes, unless the Client opts out in writing.

5.2 Restrictions on Client Sharing of Company Media.
Photos or videos taken by the Company may not be altered, edited, or shared without crediting StrayDogs Training, LLC.
Training videos that show proprietary instruction may not be publicly posted.

6. Reporting Copyright Concerns (DMCA)

If you believe your copyrighted material has been used or posted by StrayDogs Training, LLC without authorization, please submit a DMCA notice to:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

Your request must include:

(a) Your full name and contact information;
(b) A description of the copyrighted work at issue;
(c) A link or description of the allegedly infringing material;
(d) A statement, under penalty of perjury, that the claim is accurate;
(e) Your physical or electronic signature.

7. Removal of Infringing Content

Upon receipt of a valid DMCA notice, the Company will:
7.1 Investigate the claim;
7.2 Remove or disable access to the infringing material, if confirmed;
7.3 Notify the party responsible for the content (if applicable);
7.4 Take further action if repeated violations occur.

8. Misuse of DMCA Procedures

Submitting false or fraudulent DMCA claims is prohibited and may result in legal liability, including damages, costs, and attorney’s fees.

9. Updates to This Policy

We may update or modify this Policy at any time. The version posted on our website is the controlling version.

10. Contact Information

For questions regarding this Copyright & DMCA Policy, contact:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

END OF POLICY

Refund Policy

REFUND POLICY

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Purpose

This Refund Policy (“Policy”) outlines the circumstances under which payments made to StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company,” “we,” “our,” “us”) may be refunded. This Policy applies to all Services provided by the Company, including but not limited to private lessons, behavioral consultations, Canine Camp programs, and Boarding services.

All Clients (“Client,” “you,” “your”) agree to this Policy upon booking or purchasing any Service.

2. General Policy – All Sales Final

2.1 Non-Refundable Payments.
All payments made to the Company are non-refundable, regardless of whether the Client:
(a) Cancels;
(b) Chooses to discontinue Services;
(c) Fails to attend or participate;
(d) Experiences schedule changes or conflicts;
(e) Is removed from a program due to safety or behavioral concerns.

2.2 Reason for Policy.
The Company invests time, scheduling resources, preparation, travel, materials, and reserved training/boarding space for every Client. Because of this advanced commitment, all purchases are final.

3. Private Lessons

3.1 Payment.
Payment for private lessons is due in full at the time of booking unless an alternative arrangement is explicitly approved in writing.

3.2 Cancellations & Missed Lessons.
(a) Lessons canceled with at least 24 hours’ notice may be rescheduled.
(b) Lessons canceled without 24 hours’ notice are forfeited.
(c) Two missed lessons without prior approval result in removal from the program with no refund.
(d) If the dog’s legal decision-maker is not present at the lesson, the session will be canceled and treated as a non-approved missed lesson.

3.3 Transfers.
Unused lessons may be transferred to another program of equal or greater value, provided that:
(a) The transfer is requested before the program expires;
(b) The Client pays any price difference between programs.

4. Canine Camp (Board & Train)

4.1 Deposits.
The $400 deposit is non-refundable and required to reserve the Client’s start date.

4.2 Remaining Balance.
The remaining balance is due at—or before—drop-off unless alternative arrangements are approved in writing.

4.3 Cancellations.
(a) Canceling a reserved spot forfeits the deposit.
(b) Canceling within 14 days of the start date results in full payment due.
(c) Program removal due to behavior, safety, or health concerns does not qualify for a refund.

4.4 Extensions or Program Changes.
If a dog requires additional training beyond the purchased program:
(a) Training will pause;
(b) The Trainer will notify the Client;
(c) Additional training will only resume if the Client agrees to the extension and submits payment for any upgraded program or additional weeks.

4.5 Transfers.
Client may transfer to another program of equal or greater value if approved prior to the start date. Price differences must be paid.

5. Boarding Services

5.1 Payment.
Boarding fees are due at booking unless otherwise approved in writing.

5.2 Cancellations.
(a) Cancellations made with at least 72 hours’ notice may be rescheduled but not refunded.
(b) Cancellations made with less than 72 hours’ notice are forfeited.

5.3 Behavioral or Health-Based Early Removal.
If a dog must be picked up early due to behavior, health, or safety concerns, no refund will be issued.

5.4 Food Shortages.
If a dog runs out of food during a boarding stay, the Company will purchase food and charge the Client at cost.

6. No Guarantee of Results

Dog training is influenced by genetics, temperament, environment, and owner consistency.
No specific outcome is guaranteed, and refunds will not be issued based on perceived results, training progress, or Client expectations.

7. Client-Initiated Discontinuation

If the Client chooses to stop training or boarding before Services are completed, no refund or partial refund will be issued. Unused Services expire.

8. Medical or Emergency Situations

If the dog is unable to participate due to illness, injury, or medical emergency:
(a) Services may be rescheduled;
(b) No refund will be issued;
(c) Veterinary records may be required;
(d) The Trainer may determine whether Services can continue safely.

9. Transfers of Payment

Funds may be transferred to another program of equal or greater value at the Company’s discretion.
Price differences must be paid by the Client.

Transfers are not guaranteed and must be approved in writing.

10. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes

Initiating a chargeback or payment dispute without first communicating with the Company is a violation of this Policy.
The Company reserves the right to:
(a) Provide documentation to the payment processor;
(b) Decline future services;
(c) Pursue recovery of funds, fees, or damages.

11. Updates to This Policy

We may update or modify this Policy at any time. The version posted on our website is the controlling version.

12. Contact Information

For questions regarding this Refund Policy, contact:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

END OF POLICY

Training Policies

TRAINING POLICIES

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Purpose

These Training Policies (“Policies”) outline the requirements, expectations, and procedures for all in-person training Services provided by StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company,” “Trainer,” “we,” “our”). These Policies apply to all Clients who participate in private lessons, evaluations, consultations, or any other in-person training Services (“Services”).

2. Vaccination and Health Requirements

2.1 Required Vaccinations.
All dogs participating in Services must be current on the following vaccinations:
(a) Rabies;
(b) DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza);
(c) Bordetella.

2.2 Recommended Preventatives.
The Company strongly recommends that dogs be maintained on appropriate flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives and be vaccinated for Leptospirosis.

2.3 Proof of Vaccination.
Proof of required vaccinations must be provided upon request. The Trainer may decline or discontinue Services if proof is not provided or if vaccinations are incomplete.

2.4 Health Requirements.
Dogs must arrive healthy and free of contagious illness, parasites, or conditions that may impact training or safety.

2.5 Clean Fecal Test Requirement.
A clean fecal test is required for all dogs participating in Canine Camp and Boarding Services. The fecal test must have been completed within the past twelve (12) months and must show the dog is free from parasites, including but not limited to giardia, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, and coccidia.
Dogs with a known history of parasitic infection must provide a clean fecal test completed within the past six (6) months.
The Trainer may request updated fecal results at any time if symptoms of illness or parasitic infection are observed. Private lesson Clients are not required to provide a fecal test unless requested by the Trainer for safety or health reasons.

3. Behavior Disclosure

3.1 Required Disclosure.
Clients must fully disclose any known behavior concerns, including but not limited to aggression, fear, reactivity, anxiety, resource guarding, prior bites, or behavioral medication.

3.2 Removal for Non-Disclosure.
Failure to disclose behavior history may result in immediate removal from the program without refund.

3.3 Trainer Assessment.
The Trainer may refuse or discontinue Services if the dog exhibits behavior that presents safety concerns for the dog, the Client, the Trainer, or others.

4. Training Tools

4.1 Approved Tools.
The Company uses a variety of industry-standard training tools selected based on safety and individual dog needs, including but not limited to:
(a) Slip leads;
(b) Prong collars;
(c) Remote collars;
(d) Long lines;
(e) Muzzles;
(f) Crates;
(g) Head halters;
(h) Clickers;
(i) Food rewards.

4.2 Trainer Discretion.
Tool selection is determined by the Trainer and may be adjusted based on safety, progress, or training goals.

4.3 Client Participation.
Clients may be asked to use certain tools during or between sessions. Failure to use required tools may affect training progress and the Trainer’s ability to continue Services.

5. Owner or Authorized Decision-Maker Attendance

5.1 Attendance Requirement.
For all in-person lessons, an adult Client or an authorized decision-maker must be physically present for the entire session.

5.2 Failure to Attend.
If no authorized individual is present, the lesson will be canceled and treated as a non-approved missed lesson under the Refund & Cancellation Policy.

6. Training Environment and Safety

6.1 Training Location.
Lessons may be conducted in the Client’s home, in public spaces, or at locations selected by the Trainer based on training goals.

6.2 Safety Priority.
Safety is the highest priority. The Trainer may modify or terminate a session if the environment presents a risk to the dog, the Client, or the Trainer.

6.3 Trainer Discretion.
The Trainer may stop or reschedule a session if the dog becomes overly stressed, reactive, or unsafe to handle. Sessions stopped for safety will not be refunded.

7. Client Responsibilities

7.1 Practice Between Sessions.
Clients are responsible for practicing recommended exercises consistently between sessions.

7.2 Training Assignments.
Clients will receive homework, management guidelines, or written instructions as needed. Failure to complete assignments may lead to slower progress.

7.3 Timeliness.
Clients must be ready at the scheduled appointment time. Delayed starts may shorten the lesson duration.

7.4 Equipment.
The Client must provide any required dog equipment unless otherwise arranged with the Trainer.

8. No Guarantee of Results

8.1 Individual Variation.
Training outcomes depend on many factors, including but not limited to genetics, environment, temperament, and Client participation.

8.2 No Warranties.
The Company does not guarantee specific results or behavior outcomes.

9. Media and Documentation

9.1 Training Documentation (Mandatory).
The Trainer may capture photos or videos for internal training documentation, progress tracking, or safety purposes.

9.2 Use for Public Marketing (Optional).
Public use of photos or videos requires Client consent, which may be revoked at any time. Additional terms are detailed in the Media Release.

10. Updates to These Policies

The Company may modify or update these Policies at any time. The version posted on the Company’s website is the controlling version.

END OF POLICY

Website Disclaimer

WEBSITE DISCLAIMER

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Educational Content Only

The information provided on the StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company,” “we,” “our,” “us”) website, blog, emails, social media, or other public materials is for general educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional training, in-person evaluation, behavioral consulting, veterinary care, or individualized instruction.

No content on this website should be interpreted as a specific training plan or behavioral diagnosis for any particular dog.

2. No Professional or Veterinary Advice

Nothing on this website constitutes:

(a) Professional behavioral advice;
(b) Veterinary or medical advice;
(c) Legal advice;
(d) A guarantee of results.

Always consult an appropriate professional for advice specific to your Dog’s needs and health.

3. No Guarantee of Results

Dog behavior is influenced by genetics, environment, health, prior experiences, and owner follow-through.
The Company does not guarantee that information or recommendations found on this website will produce specific results.

4. Assumption of Risk

By using this website, you acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Dog training can involve inherent risks;
(b) Applying information from this website without professional guidance may lead to injury, behavioral changes, or unintended consequences;
(c) You are solely responsible for evaluating the suitability of any information for your Dog.

5. External Links

Our website may contain links to third-party websites. We are not responsible for the content, policies, or practices of any external site.

Use of linked websites is at your own discretion.

6. No Client Relationship Created

Viewing this website, downloading materials, or interacting with online content does not create a trainer-client relationship.
A formal relationship exists only after:

(a) Booking a Service;
(b) Completing required agreements;
(c) Providing payment;
(d) Receiving confirmation from the Company.

7. Updates to This Disclaimer

We may update or modify this Disclaimer at any time.
The version posted on our website is the controlling version.

8. Contact Information

For questions regarding this Website Disclaimer, contact:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

END OF POLICY

Terms of Service

TERMS OF SERVICE

StrayDogs Training, LLC
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1. Agreement to Terms

These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the website, booking systems, forms, communication tools, and in-person Services provided by StrayDogs Training, LLC (“Company,” “we,” “our,” “us”). By accessing our website, submitting a form, booking a Service, or communicating with the Company, you agree to be bound by these Terms.

If you do not agree to these Terms, you may not use the Company’s Services.

2. Definitions

For the purposes of these Terms:

(a) “Services” include private lessons, behavior evaluations, consultations, Canine Camp (Board & Train), Boarding, transportation services, training updates, and related offerings.
(b) “Client” refers to any individual who books, purchases, or participates in Services.
(c) “Dog” refers to the animal receiving Services under this Agreement.
(d) “Website” refers to straydogstraining.com and any associated pages, forms, or portals.

3. Eligibility

To use or purchase Services, you must:

(a) Be at least 18 years of age;
(b) Provide accurate information;
(c) Have legal authority to enter into agreements;
(d) Be the Dog’s legal owner or authorized decision maker.

4. Client Responsibilities

Clients agree to:

4.1 Provide accurate and complete information regarding the Dog’s behavior, health, history, and needs.
4.2 Comply with vaccination and health requirements.
4.3 Follow trainer instructions during and between sessions.
4.4 Ensure the Dog is healthy and free from contagious conditions.
4.5 Provide safe access to the training environment.
4.6 Make all required payments as outlined at booking.
4.7 Supervise interactions between the Dog and household members.

Failure to comply may result in termination of Services without refund.

5. Payment Terms

Payments are due according to the structure provided at booking and outlined in the Refund Policy.
By booking Services, the Client authorizes the Company to process payments through approved payment processors.

All payments are final and non-refundable.

6. Scheduling & Cancellations

Scheduling, rescheduling, and cancellation rules are governed by the applicable service policies and the Company’s Refund Policy.

The Company reserves the right to refuse or cancel future bookings if the Client fails to comply with scheduling requirements.

7. Safety & Trainer Discretion

The Company may, at its sole discretion:

(a) Refuse Services;
(b) Pause a session;
(c) End a session early;
(d) Remove a Dog from a program;
(e) Require additional equipment or safety measures;
(f) Require a veterinary evaluation before continuing Services.

These actions may be taken for any safety-related reason, including but not limited to aggressive behavior, illness, environmental hazards, or Client non-compliance.

No refund will be issued in such cases.

8. No Guarantee of Results

Dog training involves factors beyond the Trainer’s control, including genetics, environment, health, prior experiences, and Client follow-through.
The Company does not guarantee specific results or outcomes.

9. Assumption of Risk

By participating in Services, the Client acknowledges:

(a) Dogs may behave unpredictably;
(b) Injury to persons, animals, or property may occur;
(c) Participation involves inherent risk.

The Client voluntarily assumes all risks associated with training, handling, transportation, or housing of the Dog.

10. Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company is not liable for:

(a) Injuries to the Dog;
(b) Injuries caused by the Dog;
(c) Damage caused by the Dog;
(d) Property loss or damage;
(e) Illness, stress, or behavioral regression;
(f) Consequential, incidental, or punitive damages.

The Client remains fully responsible for the Dog’s behavior during and after Services.

11. Indemnification

The Client agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Company and its owner, employees, representatives, contractors, and agents from any claims, damages, losses, liabilities, or expenses arising from:

(a) the Dog’s behavior;
(b) the Client’s actions or negligence;
(c) breach of these Terms or other Company policies;
(d) inaccurate or incomplete information provided by the Client.

12. Intellectual Property

All website content, training materials, photos, videos, documents, policies, and communications are the property of the Company.
Use of such materials is governed by the Copyright & DMCA Policy.

Unauthorized copying, reproduction, or distribution is prohibited.

13. Privacy & Data Use

Use of personal information is governed by the Company’s Privacy Policy.
By using the Services, the Client consents to the storage, processing, and communication of information as described therein.

14. Acceptable Use

Use of the website and online systems is governed by the Acceptable Use Policy.
Violation of the Acceptable Use Policy may result in termination of access or Services.

15. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Arkansas, without regard to its conflict-of-law provisions.
Any disputes shall be resolved exclusively in Washington County, Arkansas.

16. Modifications to Terms

The Company may update these Terms at any time.
The version posted on the Website is the controlling version.
Continued use of the Services constitutes acceptance of updated Terms.

17. Contact Information

For questions regarding these Terms, contact:

StrayDogs Training, LLC
Email: info@straydogstraining.com
Phone: (479) 342-4182

END OF POLICY