Tools for Managing a Dog Fight
Objective: Refresh and review knowledge on tools and procedures for managing a dog fight.
Content: Fights in playgroups do not happen out of the blue. Typically, there are many early warning signals that occur when a fight is imminent. The primary focus of every pet care provider should be on the prevention of dog fights. Prior to completing this activity, ensure you have trained staff well on the signals and events that precede a fight. |
Despite all of your planning and education efforts, a fight may occur in your pet care center. Because of this, it is critical to plan in advance how your team will react if a fight occurs. This Lunch and Learn will focus on preparing the team for managing a fight. |
*Pet sitters, dog walkers, and groomers should also always be prepared on managing a fight. This activity can easily be modified to each of these settings. |
Prior to Lunch & Learn Session:
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Click Here to download the PDF handout to review with your staff.


