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 Canine Wilderness Emergency First Aid Certification Class

1/18/26 1-4pm

Professional Dog Mom

290 Kingsbury Grade #18, Stateline, NV 89449

The Canine Wilderness Emergency First Aid program is designed for anyone who works with dogs or enjoys outdoor adventures where veterinary care may be limited. This hands-on course teaches participants how to recognize, respond to, and manage canine medical emergencies in remote or rugged environments.

Whether hiking, camping, hunting, or engaging in other outdoor activities, you’ll gain the confidence to stabilize an injured dog and prevent conditions from worsening until professional care is available. The curriculum emphasizes wilderness-specific first aid skills such as treating wounds and fractures, managing environmental injuries like heatstroke and hypothermia, handling wildlife encounters, and safely transporting injured dogs from the field.

By the end of the course, participants will be better prepared to respond effectively in emergencies and to help keep their canine companions safe during any adventure.

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Important Class Information:

  • Practice Tool: We strongly encourage participants to bring their own stuffed animal to practice skills during the class (optional).
  • Complimentary eBook: All registered participants receive a complimentary eBook. A link to the eBook is included in your payment receipt.
  • Multiple Registrations: If you register more than one person for the class, it is your responsibility to forward the eBook link to them.

Please Note: Certificates, eBooks, and access to the Animal Emergency Resource Center are provided through your secure account on our website. Accounts are activated after the class is held.

Price range: $74.95 through $154.95

Description

Course Highlights:

  • Emergency First Aid for Wilderness Settings: Learn essential first aid techniques to stabilize and manage a dog’s condition in remote areas where emergency veterinary care may not be readily accessible. The course covers how to address common injuries, such as wounds, fractures, and dehydration, with a focus on maintaining a dog’s safety until professional help is available.
  • Handling Injuries in Outdoor Environments: Acquire the skills to assess and treat injuries that frequently occur during outdoor activities, including cuts, sprains, insect bites, and hypothermia. This module provides practical strategies for managing these situations in challenging environments like trails, campsites, and waterways.
  • Preparing Dogs for Strenuous Activities: Understand how to condition dogs for outdoor adventures to reduce the risk of injury. The course offers guidance on training, exercise routines, and diet adjustments to prepare a dog for demanding activities such as hiking, hunting, and water sports.
  • Preventing and Managing Heat-Related Illnesses: Learn to recognize the early signs of heat exhaustion and heatstroke in dogs and take the necessary steps to cool them down safely. This segment emphasizes prevention techniques, such as choosing the right gear, hydration practices, and planning activity times to avoid the hottest parts of the day.
  • Navigating Remote Rescue Scenarios: Gain confidence in handling emergency situations where evacuation may be necessary. The course covers techniques for safely transporting injured dogs, building makeshift splints, and using outdoor materials to aid in emergency care while waiting for help.
  • Animal Behavior and Stress Management in Emergencies: Discover how stress, fear, or pain can impact a dog’s behavior during an emergency. Learn effective methods to calm and safely restrain a dog while administering first aid, ensuring the safety of both the dog and the handler.

Benefits for Pet Owners and Outdoor Enthusiasts:

This course equips pet owners, outdoor enthusiasts, and professionals with the skills needed to confidently handle emergency situations in wilderness settings. By completing this training, you’ll be better prepared to keep your dog safe and minimize the severity of injuries while enjoying outdoor activities together.

Certification:

Upon successful completion, participants will earn a Canine Wilderness Emergency First Aid Certification, valid for two years. This certification demonstrates your dedication to pet safety and preparedness in outdoor settings.

Course participants will receive the following:

  • A copy of our full color Wilderness First Aid for Dogs Reference Guide E-book (Purchase a printed copy of the reference guide at this link Buy Now
  • 2 year subscription to the Pet Emergency Education Online Resource Center
  • Upon successful completion and receiving a passing score on all assessments, an official certificate may be printed immediately at the link under the final exam section
  • Copyright access to use the K9WildAid+ logo to promote that you are certified

Upon completion of this class participants will be certified in Canine Wilderness Emergency First Aid**

owners seek veterinary care in all cases.

Continuing Education Credits for Dog Trainers:

  • Trainers certified by CCPDT must provide their CCPDT ID# on the attendance roster to receive CE credit.
  • Once received, we will submit your CEU to CCPDT within 5-7 business days.

This program is approved for:

  • 3.5 CEUs for CCPDT-certified trainers
  • 3.0 CEUs for members of Pet Sitters International, IACP, PACCC, and NADOI

Please note: While Pet Emergency Education follows the most current CPR guidelines, we are not affiliated with the RECOVER Initiative or its training programs.

CEU Approvals:
This program is approved to award:

  • 3.5 CEUs for CCPDT-certified dog trainers
  • 3.0 CEUs for members of Pet Sitters International (PSI)
  • 3.0 CEUs for members of the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP)
  • 3.0 CEUs for members of the Professional Animal Care Certification Council (PACCC)
  • 3.0 CEUs for members of the National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors (NADOI)

Although Pet Emergency Education teaches the most current industry standards for animal CPR, we are in no way affiliated with the RECOVER Initiative, its affiliated organizations or its RECOVER training programs.

Additional information

Registration fee is per person (If registering more than one person please select total qty then add to cart

Registration Only (Complimentary eBook), Registration plus Deluxe Pet First Aid Kit, Registration plus a Deluxe Pet First Aid Kit and 2 Bottles of Curicyn Wound Care Spray, Registration plus Printed Book, Registration plus a Printed Book & Deluxe Pet First Aid Kit, Registration plus a Printed Book, Deluxe Pet First Aid Kit and 2 Bottles of Curicyn Wound Care Spray

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