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Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association Dog Bite Prevention Program

Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association Dog Bite Prevention Program. Let’s learn how dogs communicate!. Bites often occur because the dog senses a threat. When you begin to understand how things look from the dogs' point of view, and how they communicate, YOU could help PREVENT a BITE!".

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Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association Dog Bite Prevention Program

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  1. Minnesota Veterinary Medical AssociationDog Bite Prevention Program

  2. Let’s learn how dogs communicate!

  3. Bites often occur because the dog senses a threat When you begin to understand how things look from the dogs' point of view, and how they communicate, YOU could help PREVENT a BITE!"

  4. Happy Dog Photobucket.com • Ears forward • Relaxed posture • Panting

  5. Mean Dog Photobucket.com • Showing teeth • Ears back • Growling • Hair may be standing up on back

  6. Scared Dog • Cowering • Fish eyes (whites of eyes showing) • Ears back • Worried facial expression

  7. LET’S TAKE A QUIZ!!

  8. QUIZ Photobucket.com A.) Happy B.) Scared C.) Mean

  9. QUIZ Photobucket.com A.) Happy B.) Scared C.) Mean

  10. QUIZ A.) Happy B.) Scared C.) Mean

  11. QUIZ Photobucket.com A.) Happy B.) Scared C.) Mean

  12. QUIZ A.) Happy B.) Scared C.) Mean

  13. QUIZ Photobucket.com A.) Happy B.) Scared C.) Mean

  14. Great Job! Let’s learn what is SAFE and UNSAFE around dogs!

  15. SAFE: Keep your dog on a leash or in a fenced yard

  16. SAFE: Tell a grown-up if a dog bites, growls or snaps at you

  17. SAFE: Always ask permission before petting a dog

  18. There are some times when it is NEVER SAFE to pet a dog

  19. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog through a fence

  20. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog through a car window

  21. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog that is tied up

  22. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog that is eating or playing with a toy

  23. UNSAFE: Never pet a mother dog with her puppies Photobucket.com

  24. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog that is sleeping or resting Photobucket.com

  25. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog that is hurt

  26. UNSAFE: Don’t run up to a dog, that can scare them

  27. UNSAFE: Never try to take anything away from a dog, including a toy

  28. UNSAFE: Never pet a dog that looks scared or mean Photobucket.com

  29. UNSAFE: Don’t hug or kiss a dog

  30. QUIZ: Which dogs could you safely pet with permission?

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  41. Let’s learn a safe way to pet a dog!

  42. The safe way to pet a dog • Always ask permission first. If the owner says “NO”, that means “No”! 1.) Walk to the side of the dog and face the same direction as the dog 2.) Stand up, or squat down if the dog is small. 3.) Put your hand out to greet the dog. If the dog backs away, he doesn’t want to be petted 4.) Pet over the shoulders • LET’S TRY IT!

  43. You’re doing great! There is one more thing to learn. Do you know what to do if a strange dog runs up to you?

  44. If a strange dog runs up to you: Stand Like a TreeLie Like a Log

  45. Can you Stand Like a TreeorLie Like a Log?

  46. AWESOME JOB! Advance for analytical thinking questions

  47. Analytical Thinking You are outside playing in the yard, and you see a woman walking towards you with her dog on a leash. Is it OK to pet her dog?

  48. Analytical Thinking You are walking home from school and you see a dog tied to a post outside the grocery story. Can you pet that dog?

  49. Analytical Thinking You are riding your bike down your street and you see a strange dog without a collar. The dog seems friendly and starts to come towards you. What should you do?

  50. Analytical Thinking You are walking your dog, and he finds some chicken bones that someone threw on the street. Your mom told you that chicken bones are bad for dogs. What should you do?

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