Do you operate a detection dog? Are you concerned about how to respond if your dog experiences an opioid overdose? Do you want to feel calmer and more prepared for such emergencies?
After completing this course, you will be equipped to handle various situations involving your detection dog:
- Recognizing a health and/or emergency situation
- Preparing effectively for emergencies
- Administering Naloxone in an emergency to your dog
- Seeking veterinary attention promptly and effectively.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE IS NOT DESIGNED TO REPLACE PROFESSIONAL VETERINARY CARE. Instead, it focuses on helping you safely and stably transport your canine from the point of injury to a veterinary clinic.
The course offers a realistic yet supportive learning environment. Some topics will cover real-world canine emergencies that may be challenging to discuss. However, the material is presented with respect and care. Our goal is not to frighten you but to replace uncertainty with a practical plan for opioid overdose response.
