Your behavior specialists can use behavior plans to track important information in Shelterluv for animals in your care.
If you want to learn more about how to add a behavior plan to an animal's record, please click here - How to Add and Edit a Behavior Plan
Click your Username > Behavioral and Categories > Behavior Plans to get started.
What user permissions do I need to configure behavior plans?
- Configure my shelter and its users
Configuration is only accessible through a desktop or laptop. You cannot access the Configuration section on a mobile device.
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How to Create a New Behavior Plan
Follow these steps to configure a new behavior plan:
- From the Behavioral Plan configuration subsection, click a species followed by the green
Add Plan button.
- Enter the new behavior plan's name and click the green Add Plan button.
- To add a plan item, click the
Add Plan Item button.
- Enter a name, choose a question type (single choice, multiple choice, or date), and then click the green Add Item button.
- To add a directive, click the
Add Directive button, enter a name, and click the green checkmark
button.
How to Edit and Delete a Behavior Plan
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Follow these steps to edit a behavior plan:
- From the Behavioral Plans configuration subsection, click the Behavior Plan button and choose a plan from the dropdown menu.
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Click directly on the underlined name, item, or directive,
make your adjustments, and click the green
checkmark
button.
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Use the double lines
on the left-hand side of the directive's name to reorder the plan.
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Follow these steps to delete a behavior plan:
- From the Behavioral Plans configuration subsection, click the Behavior Plan button and choose a plan from the dropdown menu.
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Click the trashcan
next to the behavior plan's name.
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Check the Yes, I want to delete this behavior plan box, read the warning, and click the red Delete button.
Warning
You cannot recover behavior plans that you delete.
Example Behavior Plans
Below, you will find several example behavior plans to help you get started!