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The document is an Incident Report Form for St. John Ambulance Therapy Dogs, detailing procedures for reporting incidents involving personal injury or property damage related to therapy dog activities. It outlines the responsibilities of therapy dog members and unit coordinators in handling such incidents, ensuring immediate medical aid, accurate reporting, and preventive measures to avoid future occurrences.

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How do I know if my dog can be a therapy dog?

Requirements for therapy dogs typically include obedience training, certification from recognized organizations, good health, and a calm temperament. They must demonstrate reliability, predictability, and comfort around people, making them suitable for providing emotional support in therapeutic settings.

Can any dog breed become a therapy dog?

Any type of dog can be a therapy dog if it passes therapy dog test. One of the biggest certification and testing organizations is Therapy Dogs International (TDI). Here are TDIs testing requirements, and this brochure goes over the elements included in the test.

What test does a dog need to pass to be a therapy dog?

To earn the AKC Therapy Dog title, you and your dog must have completed at least 50 therapy visits. These visits must be documented with time, date, location, and a signature of a staff person at the facility (e.g., school, hospital, etc.).

What disqualifies a dog from being a therapy dog?

Provide the location where the incident occurred, including specific address details. Enter the names and contact information of the individuals involved (both the victim(s) and the animal owner). Describe the animal involved in the incident, including species, breed, color, and any identifying features.

What are three qualities that would not make for a good service animal?

10 Things That Make a Dog Unsuitable For Service Dog Work 1.) Structural Imbalances or Issues. 2.) Genetic Illness. 3.) Vision or Hearing Problems. 4.) Unsuitable Size. 5.) Overweight or Obese. 6.) Timidity. 7.) Reactivity. 8.) Aggression.

How do you write an incident report for a dog bite?

Taking the CGC (Canine Good Citizen) test is a perfect precursor to the therapy dog test.

What dogs cant be therapy dogs?

Pit bulls and other banned breeds can never be service animals. This is absolutely false. Even in cities or other areas where some breeds are banned, a service animal may be any breed of dog. In fact, service animals may not be excluded due to generalized fear of the breed.

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