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PSAs Produced by Big Dog 92.726 Stitches
Adopt a Classroom
Learn to Be a Tree
Relearn ABCs
Straight Facts
Strange Dogs
SVMA 100th Anniversary
PSAs and Scripts Produced by Doggone Safe
indicates holiday PSA PSA1Listen | Celebrations at Grandma’s house over the holidays are the stuff of fond memories. Noisy gatherings can make Grandma’s dog very anxious. Even the most docile pet may bite if provoked. Supervise! | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA2Listen | Ho! Ho! Ho! A man in a red suit coming down the chimney may be very scary for the family dog. More dog bites occur during holiday times than any other time of the year. Supervise! | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA3Listen | Did you know that dogs talk to us all the time? A happy dog pants and wags his tail. A bossy dog has his ears forward, his mouth closed and his tail held high. This dog does not want to meet you. | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA4 | Did you know that dogs talk to us all the time? A happy dog pants and wags his tail. A scared dog has his mouth closed and holds his tail between his legs, he may even be wagging it or backing away. Give a scared dog his space, he might be scared enough to bite or growl to get you to go away. | no recording | ||||||||
PSA5 | Did you know that dogs talk to us all the time? A happy dog pants and wags his tail. A bossy dog stands tall, leaning forward with his ears forward, his mouth closed and his tail held as high as he can get it. This dog does not want to meet you, he wants you to leave his place and his stuff alone. | no recording | ||||||||
PSA6Listen | If you are visiting a friend with a puppy and the puppy is too frisky and jumping , you should… A. push the puppy away B. pick the puppy up by the scruff of the neck C. Be a Tree and stand still The answer is C. Be a Tree. Trees are boring and the puppy will soon lose interest. | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA7Listen | If a strange dog comes over to you, you should… A. yell at the dog to go away B. Be a Tree and stand still C. try to make friends with the dog The answer is B. Be a Tree. The dog will most likely sniff around you and move on. Never touch a strange dog. | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA8Listen | If a dog is loose and barking at you, you should… A. Be a Tree and stand still until he gets bored and goes away B. run away screaming C. try to pet him to calm him down The answer is A. Be a Tree. Stand still and look at your feet. | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA9Listen | Did you know that dogs don’t like hugs and kisses, especially from kids or strangers?. Your dog may tolerate many hugs before finally snapping. | Download high quality(WAV) | ||||||||
PSA10 | Did you know that most dog bites to children are by a family pet in someone’s home and that hugging the dog is a common cause if these bites? Dogs warn before they bite and you can learn to speak dog and recognize the signs of a dog that is tolerating, but not enjoying attention from a child. Keep kids and dogs safe this holiday season, watch for signs of anxiety in the dog and intervene if you see them. | no recording | ||||||||
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Minggu, 29 Mei 2016Photo Contest Winners! Kids and Dogs 2014Doggone Safe is pleased to announce the winners of the 2014 Kids and Dogs photo contest. The goal of the contest was to promote images of safe kid/dog moments to provide an alternative to the "cute but dangerous" photos of kids and dogs that are popular on social media. We wanted photos that show a wonderful bond between kids and dogs, where both parties are safe and content and the dog is with the child by choice. We want to show photos in which both the child and the dog are happy, with no hugging, kissing, sitting on the dog or other actions that dogs generally dont like.
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We are very grateful for the help of our terrific panel of judges, who had a very difficult job choosing among the amazing group of entries. Thanks to Judy Johns, Tula Asselanis, Lisa Kelderman and Susan Fishbein! Congratulations to all our winners and thanks to everyone who entered! Click here to see the 65 photos that made it to the semi-finals out of the several hundred entries. Please share your favorites on social media to help spread our child/dog safety messages. 1st Prize: Dana Martin: Sadie and Amelia (also winner of the Grand Prize draw for an ipad from among the top 3 winners from each of our 2 photo contests)  2nd Prize: Emelie Johnson Vegh: Samuel and Scout   The rest of the top 11 in no particular order. Kianna Lindsay  Jenny Osborne  Madeline Gabriel  Pat Gipps  Nancy Canty  Sara McLoudrey  Stacy Greer  Debra Berger  Kamis, 07 April 2016Webinar Incorporating Dog Bite Prevention in Dog Classes Doggone Safe and APDT are pleased to offer a webinar for dog trainers and dog behavior consultants on how to incorporate dog bite prevention education into dog classes and private consults. Every trainer and behavior consultant has many opportunities to help dog owners learn how to read dog body language, reduce stress and anxiety for their dog and increase safety for their children and others that the dog might encounter.This webinar, presented by certified dog behavior consulant Jennifer Shryock will cover the the following topics:
For more information or to register, please click here.
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