Dog Facts Fun
Stop Guessing. Start Seeing What's Really Happening With Your Dog.
The same scoring system vets use — simplified for home. Five minutes a week. One clear number. Zero guesswork. So when you walk into that vet appointment, you bring data, not dread.
Based on the HHHHHMM veterinary quality-of-life scale · Used by senior dog owners in 12 countries
100K+ subscribers · Trusted by senior dog owners
A single unplanned emergency vet visit: $200–$800
A consultation just to ask "is my dog okay?": $50–$150
The emotional cost of not knowing until it's too late: immeasurable
The Scorecard: $9. One-time. Yours forever.
You watch them more carefully now. Every movement. Every breath. Some days your dog seems fine — maybe even playful. But then you notice something: a hesitation on the stairs, less interest in their favorite toy, sleeping more than usual. Is it normal aging? Or something more?
The hardest part isn't the changes. It's the uncertainty. You can't put it into words. When you try to tell your vet, you sound like every worried pet parent. You wonder: Am I overreacting? Or missing something important?
One day you're sure they're fine. The next, something's off. But you can't explain it. And you can't unhear the clock ticking.
Meet Lucas
Dog Facts Fun was started by Lucas — a dog lover who owns more than 10 dogs. He learned the hard way that loving them isn't enough. After struggling with health scares, confusing vet visits, and losing dogs he wasn't prepared to lose, Lucas studied veterinary research and built what he wished he'd had. Today, the Dog Facts Fun YouTube channel has grown to over 100,000 subscribers — not because of fancy production, but because thousands of dog owners recognized their own story in his.
The Quality of Life Scorecard is the tool Lucas uses with his own dogs every week. Now it's yours.
Watch Lucas on YouTube: @DogFactsFun — 100K+ subscribers
One Owner's Story
Linda noticed her 12-year-old Lab was slower on walks, eating less, sleeping more. She thought it was just aging. She didn't track it. Six weeks later, an emergency vet visit revealed what she'd been missing — a pattern of steady decline that could have been caught earlier.
“I didn't notice how thin she had become. She was still eating... just less. I cried because I didn't realize it was a sign.”
After the crisis, Linda started using the Scorecard. Four weeks of simple weekly scores gave her something she'd never had: a clear picture. When her vet asked "How has she been?", Linda didn't shrug. She showed the data. The vet said it was the most helpful thing a pet owner had ever brought in.
Today Linda tells every dog owner the same thing: track the small changes before they become big regrets.
The Scorecard turns your worry into a weekly number.
Instead of remembering vague impressions, you score seven categories each week: mobility, appetite, pain levels, mental sharpness, bathroom habits, breathing, and overall presence. The system is based on how vets actually assess quality of life — but simplified for home use. After four weeks, you see the pattern. You see whether your dog is stable, slowly declining, or shifting. And you walk into your vet's appointment with data instead of worry.
What's Inside
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4-Week Scoring Tracker
See patterns before they become problems. A simple weekly score for seven categories. After four weeks, the trends are unmistakable.
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Color-Coded Score Guide
Green (stable), yellow (watch), red (consider a vet call). Know exactly what each score means and what to do about it.
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Vet Conversation Card
Five questions that open the hard conversation. Designed to start the discussion about quality of life, not just treatments. Print and bring.
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Weekly Notes Pages
Space to capture what the numbers miss. One good day. One hard moment. Context that matters when you're reviewing patterns.
FREE BONUS: 5 Warning Signs
Order the Scorecard today and get this printable checklist free. Five red-flag signs every senior dog owner should know — and exactly what to do when you spot them.
Value: $5 — Yours free with the Scorecard
“I wish I’d had this two years ago. Instead of guessing whether I was overthinking things, I could actually see what was happening. It gave me permission to make the hard decisions when the time came.”
— Sarah M., Maine
“My vet said my two-page notes about my dog's weekly changes were incredibly helpful. With the scorecard, I can show her the trend instead of trying to remember and explain it.”
— James P., California
“The hard part wasn't knowing when to let go. It was knowing *if* it was time. This made it clear. And that clarity was a gift.”
— Michelle T., Texas
Common Questions
Can't I just track this in my phone?
You could. But most people don't. The Scorecard works because it's structured, printable, and designed to show patterns across weeks — not buried in a notes app.
My dog isn't that old yet.
Even better. Starting early means you'll see the baseline. You'll know what "normal" looks like — so when something shifts, you'll catch it.
Is $9 worth it for a PDF?
This isn't a PDF. It's a system. The same framework vets use, adapted for home use. One early catch is worth more than $9.
My vet makes the decisions anyway.
True — but vets rely on what you tell them. The Scorecard gives you real data to share, not vague feelings. Vets love it.
I only have a few minutes a week.
That's all it takes. Five minutes, once a week. Score seven areas. Done.
Why We Created This
Lucas built the first version of this scorecard for his own dogs — because he was tired of walking into vet appointments and saying "I think she's doing worse" without anything to back it up. The vet would nod politely, but nothing changed.
After studying veterinary quality-of-life assessment frameworks and testing them at home for months, he created a simplified version any owner could use. When he shared it with the Dog Facts Fun community, the response was immediate: "Why didn't someone make this years ago?"
That question is why it costs $9 instead of $50. This isn't about profit. It's about putting the right tool in every senior dog owner's hands before they need it — not after.
"I don't want another owner to sit in a vet's office, unable to describe what they've been seeing for weeks. I don't want anyone else to feel that helplessness. That's why this exists." — Lucas
30-day refund guarantee. No questions asked. If this doesn't give you clarity about your dog's status, it's free. That's our promise.
$9 is our introductory price. When we reach 150K subscribers, the Scorecard will move to $14.
The bonus checklist "5 Warning Signs" ($5 value) is included free with all orders this month only.
Here's Everything You Get Today:
- ✓4-Week Quality of Life Scoring Tracker — $5 value
- ✓Color-Coded Score Guide (green / yellow / red) — $3 value
- ✓Vet Conversation Card — 5 questions that open the hard talk — $4 value
- ✓Weekly Notes Pages for context your vet actually needs — $2 value
- 🎁FREE BONUS: "5 Warning Signs" printable checklist — $5 value
Total value: $19
Today: just $9
One-time payment. Instant download. 30-day refund guarantee.
You're not just buying a PDF. You're buying the moment — four weeks from now — when you look at your dog's scores and finally see the truth instead of guessing at it. You're buying the calm that comes from knowing. The confidence when your vet asks "how has she been?" and you can answer with data, not dread. Your dog is changing every day. The best time to start tracking was last month. The second best time is today.
Get the Scorecard — $9Instant PDF · Printable at home · Private · 30-day refund
P.S. The bonus checklist "5 Warning Signs" is included free with every Scorecard purchase. You'll get both instantly after checkout. Start tracking this week — your dog is counting on you to notice.