K9 CPR & First Aid

October 15th: Denver - Noble Beast
2022-10-15 09:00 - 15:00 (America/Denver) | Noble Beast Dog Training & Education Center, 4335 Vine Street, Denver, CO, 80216, United States
Join us Nobel Beast Dog Training: Owner and obedience trainer Mindy Jarvis welcomes you her facility located in Denver. Her trainers utilize Positive Reinforcement techniques to help ensure her clients have successful relationships with their pups, facilitating forever homes for our beloved friends!
In this one day course attendees will learn all aspects of K9 emergency care, with lectures, demonstrations and hands on skills practice. Class is a must for any dog owner! Course is 6 hours in length and is taught by Paramedics.
Our team of Paramedics and Dr. Lisa Booth DVM have developed this course to give students confidence. Confidence that no matter what the situation involving their dog, they will be able to provide care that will help for the best possible outcome. That alone can be priceless. Each student will receive a K9 First-aid and CPR wallet certification as part of the class.The class content covers over 20 First Aid items including: first aid kits, torn pads, dog fights, seizures, broken bones, electrical injuries, muzzling, and bleeding control and appropriate restraining of an injured animal. There is special attention to choking, bloat, and poisons. There are several hands on type skills and the relaxed open format is very conducive for learning.
In class we use high quality K9 CPR manikins where people actually preform “mouth to snout” breathing and compressions.
A few reminders about the event: Please no dogs to this event. Service dogs are always welcome. A short break is provided and you may bring food and non alcoholic drinks of your choice. If you have any food allergies you must notify the instructors no less than one week prior to class so we can provide a safe environment for all.

COVID-19: The following changes during K9 First-aid and CPR trainings will be in effect until further notice in regards to the COVID-19 virus concerns.

Students who have a fever (Hot to the touch) AND a cough, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath will be asked to reschedule the K9 First-aid and CPR course or can choose to take the course online. Courses are available at www.K9Educators.com
All participants shall practice good hygiene, including hand washing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds before and after the course.
Hand sanitizer will be provided for the duration of the course.
Instructors will decontaminate the manikins prior and immediately after class using an alcohol-based solution per CDC recommendations.
Each student will be issued an individual lung bag at the beginning of the course to be used during the CPR segment of the course. -We ask you please do your best at “resource guarding” the lung bag for the duration of the course.
The wearing of masks will follow CDC recommendations or the requirements of the hosting facility.

Course Options:

Basic course: $85 Includes 3 year certification. Student handbook.

Lifetime Course: $110 Includes Lifetime certification (Students may take a refresher course at no charge in the future with proof of original certification from K9 First-aid and CPR. Lifetime course also includes the student handbook.

We look forward to seeing you and providing you the very best in K9 First-aid and CPR. If you have not already we encourage you read our reviews on our Facebook page. Included link here.

October 7th: Police Handler Advanced K9 Course (PM)
2022-10-07 13:00 - 16:30 | Denver Sheriff’s Department, 5440 Roslyn St, Denver, Colorado, 80216
NOT A PUBLIC COURSE: Specific to Police K9 handlers only: In serious emergencies, veterinary care may be needed immediately. Every minute it takes to get to the nearest veterinarian could mean the difference between the life and death of a valuable working dog. Our Law Enforcement K9 First Aid training is very thorough from the extra care working dogs need to emergency life threatening situations.
Designed for: Police K9 Handlers – Host facility is the Denver Sheriff’s Department
Class content: Trauma Care – K9s get hurt in the line of duty! This course will give you skills and education to stabilize your K9 partner before transport to the veterinarian. Course includes proper use of all first-aid kit supplies that will be issued. In addition we will cover preventive care for your dog from nails trimming, ear cleaning to paw care.
Time: 3.5 hours of instruction.
Please no dogs to this event. If you must bring your dog we will provide adequate breaks and safety cheeks. There will be no skills performed on live dogs.
COST: FREE to law enforcement personnel.
FREE FIRST AID KIT IS SUPPLIED: One First-Aid Kit will be issued per handler. These kits will be free of charge courtesy of Kits for K9’s!
Taught by Dr Lisa Booth DVM and Paramedics from K9 First-aid and CPR.
Spots are limited so early registration is encouraged. Agencies will need a promo code prior to registration to waive the class course. – Contact Eric Roth at eroth@cocpr.com for more information.
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** Media release ** Presenter Dr Lisa Booth and skills sessions will be video recorded for use for online content at a later date- Each handler will be required to sign the media release prior to entry of the course.
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Pandemic accommodation, COVID-19: The following changes during K9 First-aid and CPR trainings will be in effect until further notice in regards to the COVID-19 virus concerns.

Students who have a fever (Hot to the touch) AND a cough, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath will be asked to reschedule the K9 First-aid and CPR course or can choose to take the course online. Courses are available at www.K9Educators.com
All participants shall practice good hygiene, including hand washing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds before and after the course.
Hand sanitizer will be provided for the duration of the course.
Instructors will decontaminate the manikins prior and immediately after class using an alcohol-based solution per CDC recommendations.
Each student will be issued an individual lung bag at the beginning of the course to be used during the CPR segment of the course. -We ask you please do your best at “resource guarding” the lung bag for the duration of the course.
The wearing of masks will follow CDC recommendations or the requirements of the hosting facility.

If you have any questions please let us know!

October 7th: Police Handler Advanced K9 Course (AM)
2022-10-07 08:30 - 12:00 | Denver Sheriff’s Department, 5440 Roslyn St, Denver, Colorado, 80216
NOT A PUBLIC COURSE: Specific to Police K9 handlers only: In serious emergencies, veterinary care may be needed immediately. Every minute it takes to get to the nearest veterinarian could mean the difference between the life and death of a valuable working dog. Our Law Enforcement K9 First Aid training is very thorough from the extra care working dogs need to emergency life threatening situations.
Designed for: Police K9 Handlers – Hosting facility Denver Sheriff’s Department
Class content: Trauma Care – K9s get hurt in the line of duty! This course will give you skills and education to stabilize your K9 partner before transport to the veterinarian. Course includes proper use of all first-aid kit supplies that will be issued. In addition we will cover preventive care for your dog from nails trimming, ear cleaning to paw care.
Time: 3.5 hours of instruction.
Please no dogs to this event. If you must bring your dog we will provide adequate breaks and safety cheeks. There will be no skills performed on live dogs.
COST: FREE to law enforcement personnel.
FREE FIRST AID KIT IS SUPPLIED: One First-Aid Kit will be issued per handler. These kits will be free of charge courtesy of Kits for K9’s!
Taught by Dr Lisa Booth DVM and Paramedics from K9 First-aid and CPR.
Spots are limited so early registration is encouraged. Agencies will need a promo code prior to registration to waive the class course. – Contact Eric Roth at eroth@cocpr.com for more information.
*****************
** Media release ** Presenter Dr Lisa Booth and skills sessions will be video recorded for use for online content at a later date- Each handler will be required to sign the media release prior to entry of the course.
*****************
Pandemic accommodation, COVID-19: The following changes during K9 First-aid and CPR trainings will be in effect until further notice in regards to the COVID-19 virus concerns.

Students who have a fever (Hot to the touch) AND a cough, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath will be asked to reschedule the K9 First-aid and CPR course or can choose to take the course online. Courses are available at www.K9Educators.com
All participants shall practice good hygiene, including hand washing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds before and after the course.
Hand sanitizer will be provided for the duration of the course.
Instructors will decontaminate the manikins prior and immediately after class using an alcohol-based solution per CDC recommendations.
Each student will be issued an individual lung bag at the beginning of the course to be used during the CPR segment of the course. -We ask you please do your best at “resource guarding” the lung bag for the duration of the course.
The wearing of masks will follow CDC recommendations or the requirements of the hosting facility.

If you have any questions please let us know!

September 10th- Greeley -High Plains K-9 Connections
2022-09-10 09:00 - 15:00 | High Plains K-9 Connecions, 16876 Longs Peak Rd, Greeley, Colorado, 80631
Want to attend an outdoor course? Well this one is for you! Join us at High Plains K-9 Connections where they use Reward-Based Training Methods. High Plains K-9 Connections offers multiple levels of obedience classes for dogs including private lessons and behavior modification training. Fun for the whole family to participate You can find more information at https://www.highplainsk9connections.org
In this outdoor course K9 First-aid and CPR attendees will learn all aspects of K9 emergency care, with lectures, demonstrations and hands on skills practice. This class is a must for any dog owner! Course is 6 hours in length and is taught by Paramedics.
Our team of Paramedics and Dr. Lisa Booth DVM have developed this course to give students confidence. Confidence that no matter what the situation involving their dog, they will be able to provide care that will help for the best possible outcome. That alone can be priceless. Each student will receive a K9 First-aid and CPR wallet certification as part of the class.The class content covers over 20 First Aid items including: first aid kits, torn pads, dog fights, seizures, broken bones, electrical injuries, muzzling, and bleeding control and appropriate restraining of an injured animal. There is special attention to choking, bloat, and poisons. There are several hands on type skills and the relaxed open format is very conducive for learning.
In class we use high quality K9 CPR manikins where people actually preform “mouth to snout” breathing and compressions.
A few reminders about the event: Please no dogs to this event. Service dogs are always welcome. A short break is provided and you may bring food and non alcoholic drinks of your choice. If you have any food allergies you must notify the instructors no less than one week prior to class so we can provide a safe environment for all.

COVID-19: The following changes during K9 First-aid and CPR trainings will be in effect until further notice in regards to the COVID-19 virus concerns.

Students who have a fever (Hot to the touch) AND a cough, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath will be asked to reschedule the K9 First-aid and CPR course or can choose to take the course online. Courses are available at www.K9Educators.com
All participants shall practice good hygiene, including hand washing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds before and after the course.
Hand sanitizer will be provided for the duration of the course.
Instructors will decontaminate the manikins prior and immediately after class using an alcohol-based solution per CDC recommendations.
Each student will be issued an individual lung bag at the beginning of the course to be used during the CPR segment of the course. -We ask you please do your best at “resource guarding” the lung bag for the duration of the course.
The wearing of masks will follow CDC recommendations or the requirements of the hosting facility.

Course Options:

Basic course: $85 Includes 3 year certification. Student handbook.

Lifetime Course: $110 Includes Lifetime certification (Students may take a refresher course at no charge in the future with proof of original certification from K9 First-aid and CPR. Lifetime course also includes the student handbook.

We look forward to seeing you and providing you the very best in K9 First-aid and CPR. If you have not already we encourage you read our reviews on our Facebook page. Included link here.
