Does Your K9 Decon Plan measure up?

Research shows that giving a bath with dish soap is not good enough.

In fact, it could be doing more harm than good.

Learn the latest scientifically-proven methods to keep your dog healthy and safe.

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Does Your K9 Decon Plan measure up?

Research shows that giving a bath with dish soap is not good enough.

In fact, it could be doing more harm than good.

Learn the latest scientifically-proven methods to keep your dog healthy and safe.

SIGN ME UP!
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
  • Do you know that there are decon situations where giving a full bath can actually put your dog at greater risk?
  • Are you aware that there are other scientifically-proven decon protocols besides a full bath? And that these protocols can be done easily out in the field?
  • Do you know research shows dish soap is not the most effective or safe cleanser to use for K9 decon (contrary to what the commercials try and tell you)?
  • Are you aware of the risks of repetitive decon if not done properly?

DECON IS NOT JUST FOR DISASTER DOGS.


No matter what type of environment they work in, every search dog is at risk for coming in contact with a dangerous hazard.

Certain hazards leave visible signs on your dog's coat and paws, while others are invisible to the naked eye making them harder to detect.

Some hazards can cause acute onset of illness or death, while chronic exposure to other types of hazards can lead to long term health issues.

Health risks from these hazards extend to you and your family.

So while not all exposures warrants a full decon corridor, all hazards can have a serious and possibly fatal impact if not properly addressed.

LEARN HOW TO PROTECT YOUR DOG!

THERE IS MORE TO PROTECTING YOUR DOG THAN JUST GETTING THEM CLEAN...

Guarding your K9 partner from the dangers they encounter on a search requires your constant vigilance and attention to detail.
Dangers of Self-Grooming


You've seen your dog do it a 100 times. While resting in their crate, they groom themself.

Licking their paws, legs, and belly.

You are prepared to perform decon at the end of your search, but that's not all you need to worry about.



DO YOU KNOW HOW TO PROTECT YOUR DOG WHILE THEY ARE RESTING IN THEIR CRATE OR DURING TRANSPORT?

Risks of Repetitive Decon


Repetitive decon can damage your dog's #1 barrier of defense - their skin.

Research has shown that certain cleansers break down the protective features of your dog's coat and skin.

This can leave your dog susceptible to hazards entering you dog's system through lesions in the skin.



ARE YOU USING THE SAFEST MOST EFFECTIVE CLEANSER FOR YOUR DOG'S DECONTAMINATION?

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Protocols for K9 Decontamination

K9 decon is NOT one size fits all!

Get step-by-step decon protocols, detailed supply lists, and updates on the latest canine decontamination research so that you are ready to protect your dog no matter what type of environment they are working in.

Research & Terminology

Get the latest updates on K9 decontamination research and terminology straight from the scientist.

Personal Protective Equipment

Make certain you have adequate PPE to prevent cross-contamination with the comprehensive PPE tutorial.

Supplies

Ensure you have all the necessary equipment to implement each decon protocol with our downloadable supply list.

Foot Bath Protocol

Learn the step-by-step protocol to effectively mitigate even the most mild hazards.

Wipe Down Protocol

Discover this brand new technique designed to decon your whole dog.

Full Bath Protocol

Watch video demonstrations of a properly executed full decon bath.

About

For handlers just like you!

As handlers ourselves, we understand just how important it is to continually evaluate the information we use to make health decisions for our dogs.

New research is available showing us how we can do a better job protecting our dogs from the hazards they face during a search.

We created this course in partnership with the leading K9 decontamination expert to help keep you and your K9 healthy and safe.

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Meet Your Instructor

Dr. Erin Perry is not only the leading expert in canine decontamination research but is also a K9 handler with over 20 years of experience deploying to large scales disasters with FEMA.

After almost losing her K9 partner following a hazardous exposure during their Joplin F5 tornado deployment, Dr. Perry has devoted her career to the field of canine decontamination.

As the director of the Center for Canine Sciences at Southern Illinois University, she evaluates current decon practices available for working dogs and creates new protocols that improve a handler’s ability to keep their dog healthy and safe while performing their duties out in the field.

We are excited to partner with Dr. Perry to bring this mission-critical information directly to you!

Don't risk your dog's safety any longer!

Learn the step-by-step protocols for successfully decontaminating your dog no matter what hazards they encounter.

Earn 2 hours of CEU.

Individual

Get immediate access to everything you need to know about K9 decontamination with this online course.

$ 67

  • Individual pass.
  • 2 hours CEU.
  • Instant access.
  • Watch 24/7. Anywhere. Anytime
Group

Teams of 3-9

Get you and your teammates current on the best K9 decontamination protocols with our small team plan.

$ 57/ea

  • For teams of 3-9.
  • Save $10/person.
  • 2 hours CEU
  • Watch 24/7. Anytime. Anywhere.
Group

Teams of 10+

Get your entire organization up to speed on proper K9 decontamination protocols with our large team plan.

$ 47/ea

  • For teams of 10+.
  • Save $20/person.
  • 2 hours CEU.
  • Watch 24/7. Anywhere. Anytime

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Still not sure this course is for you?
We have no doubt that you have done your best to care for your dog; however, there is NEW research showing that some of what has been common place can actually be harmful to your dog. There are also NEW protocols available that are more targeted for certain types of exposures.

This course offers you easy to understand research updates and step-by-step protocols for each unique decon situation.
Hazards are present in all environments, not just the large-scale disasters that you see on the news. In addition to those hazards that cause immediate illness or death, there are many that may at first seem harmless, but with chronic exposure can also lead to serious health concerns. Hazards of both varieties can be present in wilderness or water searches in addition to disaster environments.

This course will demonstrate the prevalence of hazards in every search environment and help you identify those most commonly encountered by your dog.
This course is designed for search and rescue handlers, not scientists or anyone with special training. We use clear and simple language to explain the research and decontamination protocols to ensure everyone can easily understand the information.

This course was designed specifically for handlers like you to learn the most effective decon protocols and be able to put them immediately into practice.
Even if your dog hasn't been exposed to hazardous materials in the past, there's always a risk in every search environment. There are hazards unique to each type of environment including wilderness, disaster, and water.

This course will help you identify those often unseen risks and choose the proper method for decontaminating your dog and keeping them safe.
This course is designed to be user-friendly and easy to navigate. We also offer support throughout the course and are available to answer any questions you may have.

While we wish we could do all of our training in person with you, we know that is not feasible. Taking this course course gives you the fastest and most convenient way to access this life-saving information.
If you do not learn anything new, email us at [email protected] within 1 week of purchase and we will refund your order.
Be ready the next time you go out the door!

You put hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars into training your search dog.

Don't risk it all because you aren't prepared to properly decon your dog when they are exposed to a dangerous hazard.

Join Protocols for K9 Decontamination to get the tools you need to keep your dog safe!

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