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Instructions
Why Do You Need To Know Restraint?
First Impressions
Canine Restraint: Sitting Position
Canine Restraint: As Easy as a 1, 2, Slip Lead!
Different Restraint Devices
Canine Restraint In Depth
Lifting - 50 Pounds or Less
Lifting Over 50 Pounds
Canine Nail Trim Restraint
Canine Ear Cleaning Restraint
Canine Anal Gland Expression Restraint
Sling Walking a Canine
Feline Restraint
Feline Restraint in Depth
Feline Nail Trim Restraint
Feline Ear Cleaning Restraint
Weighing a Feline Patient
Removing a Feline From a Carrier
Reinforcement Check-in: Fill in the blank
Getting A Patient From The Car
Fear Free
It Ain't All Dogs and Cats!
Avian (Bird) Restraint
Lagomorph (Rabbit) Restraint
Cavia Porcellus (Guinea Pig) Restraint
Rodent (Mice, Rat and Hamster) Restraint
Reinforcement Check-in: Small and Exotic Animal Restraint
Basics of a Low Fear, Anxiety, and Stress (FAS) Approach
CSRs are Pet-friendly
The First Rule of Low Fear, Anxiety, and Stress (FAS)
Pet-friendly Handling for Feline Patients
Feline Tips and Tricks
Treat Your Feline Patients
Pet-friendly Handling for Canine Patients
Low FAS: Wall Restraint
How Can I Alleviate the Fear, Anxiety and Stress?
Reinforcement Check-in: Definition Matching
Reinforcement Check-in: Fill in the Blanks
The Patient Slipped Their Collar
Brought in Without Restraints
Got Loose from Staff
Reinforcement Check-in: Situations and Solutions
Apply What You've Learned!
Workbook Activities
Gary
appropriate for this course
very helpful