Animal Control Officer Training Bite Stick

Bite stick/OC spray, Safety tools, Avoid the Bite

What you'll learn

OC Spray proper use

Canine Behavior

Safety tools & use for ACO

Animal control tools

Deterrents for canines

Requirements

Animal Control Basics

Description

This course is approved for TEXAS DSHS 1 .5 (Online) CE Hours !  Details on how to get your certificate are at the end of the class and in section one. Questions ? Please Email us.Safety Tools for the Animal Control OfficerIn this class you will learn how the Animal Control Officer  properly use safety tools. The concepts and principles you learn in this class will help lessen bite incidents  and injuries that occur in the field. We give examples of how we utilized these concepts and principles, as well as created assignments for you to apply them in this class.Our goal is to give you classes that are helpful in making you the most effective Animal Control Officer. So, you can make a difference in your community and for its animals.Your outcomeUtilize tools with confidenceAnalyze and interpret dog behaviorUnderstand liability of using tools Avoid dangerous situations before they happenThis course gives you60 minutes of rich learning content2 quizScenarios & Examples Self-paced learningThis course is for All levels of Animal control officers who are looking to improve the community and skill set of their shelter and fellow officers.We provide tips and advice from professionals that have utilized these strategies throughout their career.The course can be completed in  1 69min with 2 quiz completely online and accessible on the go. All easily accessible on Udemy app, laptop, phone.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Extension Of Arms

Lecture 2 Tools Of Extention

Section 3: Tools of the Trade

Lecture 3 Deterrent and Safety measures

Section 4: Small steps into Animal Behavior

Lecture 4 Dog Behavior In the Field

Section 5: Conclusion

Lecture 5 CE hours Certificate

Animal control Officers,Animal Care Officers,Animal Rescue,Humane Animal Care