Reach & Teach Humane Education Curriculum
The Reach & Teach Humane Education Program is a fun and engaging way to teach kids (K-6th grade) the positive and powerful message of what it really means to be a responsible pet owner. This program includes the SAFE Dog Bite Prevention curriculum. You also get physical products that will be shipped to you and downloadable curriculum materials on demand.
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Course Length
6 to 8 Hours -
Games
Includes Dog Smart -
Category
Humane Education -
Content
Video, PowerPoints, Curriculum
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What can you do in your community to teach humane education?
Our materials that make learning how to be a responsible pet owner fun.
Our materials that make learning how to be a responsible pet owner fun.
Who can benefit from this curriculum?
Educators
Dog Trainers
Girl & Boys Clubs Leaders
Homeschool Parents
Shelter Workers
Community Volunteers
Kids will learn
How to stay safe around dogs
Learn tips to evaluate a situation where a dog is present, to know if that dog is safe to be near through dog body language cues.
Know how to have a healthy pet
Teaches the importance of regular visits to a veterinarian, getting the appropriate vaccinations, having healthy food, and shelter.
Stop pet overpopulation
Use our fun games to teach what happens when dogs and cats are not spayed or neutered.
What it means to be an advocate for your pet
Kids have a voice. Teach them how to use it politely and appropriately to protect their pet and spread the word of humane education.
Learn tips to evaluate a situation where a dog is present, to know if that dog is safe to be near through dog body language cues.
Know how to have a healthy pet
Teaches the importance of regular visits to a veterinarian, getting the appropriate vaccinations, having healthy food, and shelter.
Stop pet overpopulation
Use our fun games to teach what happens when dogs and cats are not spayed or neutered.
What it means to be an advocate for your pet
Kids have a voice. Teach them how to use it politely and appropriately to protect their pet and spread the word of humane education.
Reach & Teach Curriculum Includes:
SAFE Dog Bite Prevention Curriculum Includes:
Teaching the next generation of pet owner
Dog Bite Prevention Game
104 card deck teaches dog bite prevention through dog body language pictures. Play dozens of classic card and math games. Fun for all ages.
SAFE Game Postcard
A fifty pack of our dog bite prevention postcards, especially for kids. SAFE game around strange dogs on the front and dogs you know on the back.
Girl Scout Patch & Postcard Pack
Our patch pack can by used by Girl Scouts, Brownies, 4-H, etc. and comes with 10 patches and SAFE game postcards. Use with the SAFE program.
Dog Smart Online Game
Our dog bite prevention card game is now available as an online game. Play different rounds to learn dog safety through dog body language.
Course Lessons
It is our hope that your family comes together to work with your family dog through this program and it provides many opportunities over the upcoming months to enjoy each other and have fun. Not every lesson will be perfect and not every dog will pick up a new skill on the first try, but that's OK. Keep practicing and feel free to contact us with questions or problems. Good luck and starting training!
Frequently asked questions
When does the course start and finish?
The course starts now and you'll be provided continuous access to the training videos. Take your time and watch them as many times as you like. Repetition is good for everyone.
Was this written by a professional dog trainer?
Yes it was. Jenn Merritt, CPDT-KA, BS, was a professional reward based dog trainer for more than thirteen years. She was also Fear Free certified and a Tellington TTouch Guild Member.
What does reward based dog training mean?
Reward based dog training or positive reinforcement dog training uses praise and/or treats to reward your dog for doing something you want him to do. Dogs quickly learn what behavior to repeat to get praise and rewards. Reward based training does not use punishment, force, or any type of training device that injures or hurts your dog.