Become a Certified  Dog Bite Prevention  Educator 

Learn to "Speak Dog" - Then Help Educate Others!

This certification program provided through DogNostics Education consists of 18 short modules, each with a PowerPoint Presentation, and a quick self-check quiz to ensure you have achieved the learning objectives. 

To certify as a Dog Bite Prevention Educator you will need to complete all 17 lessons, complete a final online open-book test, submit 2 x 30-second videos and complete an observational worksheet regarding your own dog's behavior.

CEUS PPAB- 6 IAABC- 2.5

Click here to review the complete curriculum. 

Dogs don’t whisper nor do they talk, they use a complicated system of communication to express themselves.

Learning to "Speak Dog" will:

• Enhance the relationship you have with your own dog and dogs you come into contact with on a daily basis
• Have an immediate impact on the way you meet and greet dogs in public.
• Help you effectively communicate with dogs, keeping everyone safe, humans and canines alike.
• Help you reliably predict a dogs future behavior given a set of conditions and by understanding its communication you can avoid being bitten and better educate others on bite prevention.
• Understand whether the training you are embarking on is reinforcing or punishing to then dog by effectively reading their body language and better understanding their emotional state.
• Help enrich the lives of dogs by making them feel safer and more empowered through the application of consent testing.
• Open dogs up to a new world. Speaking Dog helps them feel more empowered, it enriches their lives and can make them feel safer.
• Recognize that like people, dogs personalities range from being social butterflies to wallflowers.
• Join a program that has proven in the past to be very successful, hundreds of professionals have participated in it and thoroughly enjoyed it.
• Learn from updated material across a broad and deep curriculum.

 When you are certified you can then apply for the DGS member level Dog Bite Prevention Educator

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