OK9 Module 12: Preparing for AAA visits

OK9 dog Koli the senior brown crossbreed, with a OK9 vest blue vest on.

Introduction and Preparation 

Welcome to your training module for OK9 Wellbeing and Trauma Dog Handlers. There is no need for any independent or specific preparatory learning before you begin this module, however, you may find the Additional Resources below useful to reflect upon after the module. 

This module titled “Preparing for AAA visits” will provide an overview of factors to consider when preparing for a visiting animal assisted activity with a dog, including a dog centred risk assessment. This will help to ensure the highest welfare is promoted for the OK9 wellbeing and trauma support dog and set up a visit for optimal success for everyone involved.  

Before you begin this module, please read and remember the learning objectives for personal reflection.  

Please allow 10 minutes to complete this module. 

Learning Objectives

  1. State preparatory tasks which could help promote positive dog welfare for an OK9 Wellbeing visit.   
     
  2. Identify the potential benefits of carrying out a dog-centred risk assessment before an OK9 visit. 

OK9 Module 12: Preparing for AAA visits

Additional Resources 

Here are the additional resources useful to reflect upon after the module. 

What foods are dangerous to dogs? 

How to travel on public transport with your dog 

Once you have finished please continue onto the next training module. 

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