iM-AI on happy dog

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Access to Financial Aid or Subsidies

Access to Indoor Play Facilities

Access to Mental Health Support

Access to Safe Outdoor Spaces

Availability of Local Facilities

Availability of Pet Supply Stores

Balanced Nutrition

Behavioral Issues

Breed-Specific Risk Factors

Budgeting and Expense Planning

Busy Owner Schedule

Chronic Health Issues

Chronic Stress Levels

Community Pet Support Groups

Company Culture Encouraging Overtime

Compatible Pet Temperament

Consistent Routine and Care

Crossbreeding for Genetic Diversity

Delegation or Task Sharing at Home

Distrust of Veterinary Advice

Dog Training and Obedience

Dog’s Digestive Sensitivities

Early Age Training Start

Emotional Detachment or Neglect

Flexible Work Schedules

Frequent Relocation or Travel

Genetic Predispositions

Genetic Sensitivities

Geographic Isolation

Gradual Dietary Transitions

Gradual Introduction Between Pets

Happy Dog

Harsh or Punitive Training Methods

Health Screening of Breeding Dogs

Healthy Breeding Practices

High Cost of Living

High Daily Costs

High Workload of Owner

High-Pressure Job Roles

High-Quality Dog Food Access

Home with Covered Outdoor Area

Inconsistent Discipline

Informed Purchase Decisions

Infrequent Practice or Reinforcement

Interactive Toys and Puzzles

Introverted Lifestyle or Low Social Engagement

Job Demands with Overtime

Job Instability

Job Role Requiring On-Call Presence

Lack of Access to Veterinary Services

Lack of Mental Stimulation

Lack of Regular Vet Checkups

Lack of Social Network for Pet Care

Limited Environmental Enrichment

Limited Facility Hours

Lineage with Health Problems

Long Work Hours

Misinformation about Dog Diets

Monotonous Daily Routine

Multiple Jobs or Responsibilities

Owner Awareness of Services

Owner Education on Dog Nutrition

Owner's Available Free Time

Owner's Emotional Bond with Dog

Owner's Financial Constraints

Owner's Mental Health Challenges

Past Trauma or Abuse

Perceived High Cost of Vet Visits

Pet Insurance Coverage

Pet-Friendly Housing Policies

Poor Diet History

Poor Pet Matching

Positive Human Interaction

Presence of Another Pet

Preventative Healthcare Measures

Professional Dog Trainer Involvement

Prolonged Isolation

Regular Playtime

Regular Socialization with Other Dogs

Regular Vet Visits

Remote or Hybrid Work Opportunities

Resource Competition

Seasonal Climate Variability

Single Parenthood or Caregiving

Supply Chain Disruptions

Supportive Family Environment

Supportive Social Relationships

Time Spent Together Daily

Training in New Skills or Tricks

Unfavorable Weather Conditions

Unresolved Personal Trauma

Unsafe Neighborhood Conditions

Urban Green Space Development

Urban Heat Island Effect

Urban Overcrowding

Use of Dog Daycare Services

Use of Hypoallergenic Diets

Use of Pet-Sitting Apps

Use of Positive Reinforcement Training

Vet Reminder Services

Veterinary Dietary Guidance

Work-Life Balance Initiatives

Workplace Flexibility

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Kai Neumann (#1) has provided a description of the model with the iMODELER Presenter.

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