Security Dog First Aid Level 2 (VTQ)
Security Dog First Aid Level 2 (VTQ) at a glance
- 3-year nationally recognised certificate
- 3 hours and 36 minutes of engaging video training
- Video access for 8 months
- Printable wall certificate
- CPD time credit conformation
- Includes manual & other downloads
- Free weekly video refresher
- Evidence Based Training certificate
Group Rates also available
This course is approved by NASDU for the requirement of pet first aid in their standards. First aid is important to know for your security dog not only to comply with associations and local authorities but also for animal welfare and to help a dog in need. The nature of working with dogs will pose a risk that they may be harmed in the course of their work or transport.
We have designed this course to meet the NASDU learning outcomes and added a few extra modules to ensure full understanding. This qualification is also endorsed by TQUK to give an extra level of approval. If you require an endorsed certificate there is an additional small charge.
The content of this and all our courses has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and come with a Certified CPD Statement as well as a ProTrainings Certificate and for online courses an Evidence Based Learning statement.
- Dog Handlers
- Police
- Security guards
- Customs
- Airports
- Docks
CPD CertifiedThis course comes with 4.0 hrs (7.0 class) of CPD, although the time to complete the course online may be less than this. Total course time includes 3 hours and 36 minutes of video training as well as knowledge reviews, final test, remedial help and reviewing downloaded material.
The content of this and all our courses has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and come with a Certified CPD Statement as well as a ProTrainings Certificate and for online courses an Evidence Based Learning statement.
Below is the content of the online course. Classroom courses may vary slightly.
Introduction to Security Dog First Aid
- Introduction to Security Dog First Aid
- Security Dog First Aid Course Overview
- Meet your vet
- The vet and your role in first aid
- When is Veterinary Care Required
- Keeping your pet safe in an emergency
- Car Accidents
- Pet Proofing your home
- Use Of Gloves
- Hand Hygiene
Checking a Dog health
- Checking your pet's health and finding out what is normal
- How pets show pain
- Taking a Pulse
- Taking the Temperature
- Gum Colour
- Loss of Appetite
First Aid Kits and Equipment
- Pet First Aid Kits
- Advanced Pet First Aid Kit
- Elizabethan Collars
- First Aid Spray
- Pet First Aid Wipes
- Spray on plaster
- Blood stop powder
- Dog Muzzles
CPR, Accidents and First Aid
- Breathing and respiratory problems
- Pet CPR Introduction
- Pet CPR
- Pet CPR Practical Demonstration
- Drowning and Treatment
- Near and secondary drowning
- Shock
- Pet fractures treatment
- Spinal injury and moving an injured pet
Medical Conditions
- Types of Bleeding
- Dressings, bandages and controlling bleeding
- Pet wrap bandages
- Paw Problems
- Nail and Claw Injuries
- Eye problems
- Bandaging the Ear
- Bandaging the tail and tail injuries
- Pets and tourniquets
- New commercial Tourniquets for Dogs
- Bandage aftercare
- Dog Digestive Process
- Vomiting in Animals
- Pets and Illnesses
- Inducing Vomiting in a Dog
- Inducing vomiting - vets comments
- Stings on animals
- High Temperatures and Heatstroke
- Hypothermia Treatment
- Seizures and Epilepsy
- Choking Overview
- Choking
- Snake Bites on Pets
- Fleas
- Ticks
- Insect Stings
- Urination Problems
- Bloat
- Diabetes
Different Types and Sizes of Dogs
- The Older Dog
- Brachycephalic dogs
Summary
- Fireworks and thunderstorms
- Human First Aid
- Record Keeping with Security Dogs
- Summary of Pet First Aid
LO1 Explain the importance of immediate attention to the dog and/or the need to obtain veterinary assistance
LO2 Explain the actions and precautions to be taken following a dog that has stopped breathing.
LO3 Explain the actions to be taken following a dog that has a broken limb
LO4 Explain the actions to be taken following a dog that is bleeding from a wound.
LO5 Explain the signs and symptoms following the ingestion of a harmful substance by a dog and how (and when) to induce vomiting.
LO6 Explain the actions to be taken following the ingestion of a foreign body by a dog.
LO7 Summarise the contents of a Canine first aid kit
LO8 Identify safety equipment which may be of use when dealing with a sick or injured dog.
LO9 Demonstrate the fitting of a muzzle and explain its use.
LO10 Define the common signs and symptoms of illness and identify their treatment.
LO11 Identify the appropriate reports and records required following the administration of first aid.
- Pet First Aid Student Manual V7.4
- Adult CPR Flowchart
- Adult CPR Flowchart handout/poster
- Animal PoisonLine Leaflet
- Animal PoisonLine Poster
- Animal Poisons Line Leaflet
- Animal Poisons Line Poster Image
- Animal Poisons Line sticker image
- Aqueos Dog Products range
- Aqueos Horse products range
- Dog CPR Flowchart
- Dog first aid CPR flowchart
- Find a classroom course locally
- Find out what other courses are available as video online, blended and classroom courses nationally on our course finder
- Free student first aid program leaflet
- How to use Celox Haemstatic gauze
- Jext Product Data Sheets
- Jext patient Information Sheet
- Link to the HSE website
- Meningitis Now website with many leaflets and resources link
- Nilaqua Hand Wash leaflet
- Personal Medical Information Sheet
- Pet CPR Flow Chart
- Pet Emergency Contact Sheet and Care
- Pet first aid CPR flowchart
- Polish Student Manual - Pierwsza Pomoc w Pracy Ksiazka studenta V7.0 - 2015 guidelines
- ProForm36 Security Dog First Aid Theoretical Assessment
- Russian Student Manual V7.0
- Sign up for free Student First Aid - use code SCH-376-61-571
- Visit the First Aid Show free for first aid and medical videos
- Workplace Emergency Contact Sheet
What People are Saying
What people are saying about this course
“I really enjoyed this course, it is very educational but does not leave you feeling baffled as its so well explained and thought out. it has definitely given me confidence if ever the need to use first aid on my dog arises. ”
- Gail, Security Officer from Dorset
“I found the course very informative and useful for my work.”
- Christopher from Merseyside
“I really enjoyed this course, it is very educational but does not leave you feeling baffled as its so well explained and thought out. it has definitely given me confidence if ever the need to use first aid on my dog arises. ”
- Gail, Security Officer from Dorset
“I found the course very informative and useful for my work.”
- Christopher from Merseyside
