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I am excited to announce that I will be teaching 2 dog capture & handling courses in Sacramento California in October, 2011. One course is designed for animal control officers (ACOs) and one course is specifically designed for non-ACOs: anyone handling fearful and dangerous dogs such as shelter staff, disaster responders, dog rescue groups, and [...]
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I just returned from Seattle to film humane methods in dog capture and handling to train disaster responders. My colleagues were former students, Shawndra Michell, who specializes in film making and Linda McCoy, who runs Happy Hounds Hotel in Sammamish, WA. Linda’s hotel specializes in large dogs and can offer special care for dogs needing [...]
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Have you captured or gathered dogs in a disaster response? I would like to hear from you. I made three trips to Louisiana and Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina at the request of the Humane Society of the US and have great respect for those who respond to disaster situations. I remember working in the city [...]
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