Public Education

We provide volunteer speakers and dog/ handler teams for presentations on the following topics:

Interactions of Dogs and Children

Most dog bites are suffered by children, and many do not fully realize why that is true. Actually, there are a few root causes that are common to most incidents.

Children, and sometimes adults can, unintentionally, do things that dogs dislike intensely and can trigger a bad reaction. Our safety seminar teaches both adults and children how to read a dog's body language and avoid doing things that can create a dangerous environment. Everyone loses when a child is bitten. When the cause is missed, the stage is set for future incidents. Once some understanding of our K9 buddies, and kids, is attatined, these unfortunate incidents, usually, do not repeat.

There is a lot involved in accepting the responsibility of having a companion dog in the family. We discuss the various do's and don'ts of dog ownership, legal implications, and fun things to do with your dog(s).

Responsible Dog Ownership & Choosing the Right Dog

Instruction on how to manage and accomplish the basic obedience training of your dog (s)

Advice and instruction on how to deal with the most common behavior issues encountered by dog owners. Many are easily solved. These interactive meetings are always followed by a Q&A session.

A discussion about the many ways dogs help humans such as SAR, service dogs, military dogs, etc., how they are trained, and what they do.

Good Breeder, Bad Breeder

How to identify a good breeder and avoid bad breeders, including puppy mills

Presentations are normally 2 hours in duration. If requested in advance, we can also allow additional time for an interactive question and and answer period.

We are available to schools, churches, clubs, organizations, and almost any interested group of 5 or more.

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