Bush Dog Safety

An informative webinar for all dog-owning tree planters. Topics included:

-Responsible dog owner checklists

-Preparing for a season in the bush

-Safe handling + restraint

-Safe muzzling

-Signs your dog may be sick or injured

-Vitals

-Artifical Respiration + CPR

-Shock

-Emergency Response Plan (ERP)

-Dog Fights

-Camp etiquette + safety

-Bleeding control + bandaging

-Poisoning

-Exposure to heat + cold

-Burns

-Stings + sting associated anaphylaxsis

-Hazards with wildlife

-First aid kits

With over 12 years experience in tree planting and other forestry work, Celine has a deep understanding of the unique lives of bush dogs. As a former Veterinarian's Assistant with a BSc. in pre-veterinary animal sciences, Celine combines veterinary knowledge, wilderness pet first aid teachings and lived experiences in the bush. These topics and safety recommendations were presented by Celine to the Western Forestry Contractors' Association (WFCA) annual conference in Victoria, BC in 2023.

Course run time 2.5 hours with final 30 minutes discussion/Q&A.

All attending participants receive BARK's Dog Safety Field Guide (retail value $12.95) with registration and confirmed mailing address.