Yes, there is a pet sibling program. This is done after the first level of interaction with the whole family. Taking a decision is difficult and this program buys some time to think things over. This program is a practical approach to discovering how a child will behave around a dog. In this program, children of ages between 10-18 are made to spend one whole day in the life of a dog. When you start the program, you are given 3 dogs to handle. The child has to feed the dog, take the dog out for a walk, clean the poop after the dog, and also clean the kennel. The program also exposes an untrained dog to children. Scenarios are planted and children visualize the real-life situations they will face with the dog. When they face these realities, there can be a proper assessment.