Building Trust, Preventing Bites:
Proactive dog bite prevention and handling strategies
Proactive dog bite prevention and handling strategies
Dog Bite Prevention Week is April 7th - 13th.
The key to an effective dog bite prevention strategy is being proactive rather than reactive when a pet is showing signs of fear, anxiety, and stress. We know a scared or anxious dog can react abnormally out of a desire to protect itself. So how does this translate into an effective and safe dog bite prevention strategy?
Join us as we explore how being proactive, rather than reactive, can significantly enhance workplace safety and foster a harmonious environment for both humans and pets. Discover practical techniques and approaches to mitigate potential aggression and create a happier, safer workplace for everyone involved.
Steve Dale, certified animal behavior consultant (CABC), has reached more pet owners over the past few decades than any other pet journalist in America. He is the host of two nationally syndicated radio shows, Steve Dale’s Pet World and The Pet Minute. Steve also formerly hosted the nationally broadcast Animal Planet Radio. In addition to his radio shows, Steve is a writer and contributing editor for CATster, columnist for DVM 360, columnist for the Journal of National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America, Chief Correspondent at Fear Free Happy Homes, and has authored and contributed to over ten books and veterinary textbooks. Steve is also an all-around advocate for animals as he serves on Advisory Boards and Board of Directors for numerous organizations including the EveryCat Health Foundation and American Humane Association.
In this webinar, you will:
- Learn proactive measures to create a safer environment for dogs and humans
- Explore techniques for effectively managing and de-escalating tense situations involving fearful or anxious dogs
- Gain insights into communication strategies that promote trust and confidence between dogs and humans, contributing to a stronger human-animal bond
- Acquire actionable tips for implementing dog bite prevention protocols in workplace settings
The key to an effective dog bite prevention strategy is being proactive rather than reactive when a pet is showing signs of fear, anxiety, and stress. We know a scared or anxious dog can react abnormally out of a desire to protect itself. So how does this translate into an effective and safe dog bite prevention strategy?
Join us as we explore how being proactive, rather than reactive, can significantly enhance workplace safety and foster a harmonious environment for both humans and pets. Discover practical techniques and approaches to mitigate potential aggression and create a happier, safer workplace for everyone involved.
Steve Dale, certified animal behavior consultant (CABC), has reached more pet owners over the past few decades than any other pet journalist in America. He is the host of two nationally syndicated radio shows, Steve Dale’s Pet World and The Pet Minute. Steve also formerly hosted the nationally broadcast Animal Planet Radio. In addition to his radio shows, Steve is a writer and contributing editor for CATster, columnist for DVM 360, columnist for the Journal of National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America, Chief Correspondent at Fear Free Happy Homes, and has authored and contributed to over ten books and veterinary textbooks. Steve is also an all-around advocate for animals as he serves on Advisory Boards and Board of Directors for numerous organizations including the EveryCat Health Foundation and American Humane Association.
In this webinar, you will:
- Learn proactive measures to create a safer environment for dogs and humans
- Explore techniques for effectively managing and de-escalating tense situations involving fearful or anxious dogs
- Gain insights into communication strategies that promote trust and confidence between dogs and humans, contributing to a stronger human-animal bond
- Acquire actionable tips for implementing dog bite prevention protocols in workplace settings
