[romefloydhumanesocietychairs] Fwd: Safety for Canines and Cops

From: Elizabeth Ard <elizabethard@xxxxxx>
To: romefloydhumanesocietychairs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Jan Flippen <jan513@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, jameshodge637@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 12:47:09 -0400
Elizabeth Ard
elizabethard@xxxxxx



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> From: Animal Sheltering <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Safety for Canines and Cops
> Date: March 14, 2014 at 3:25:19 PM EDT
> To: elizabethard@xxxxxx
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> Here's the latest from Animal Sheltering's The Scoop E-News
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> Safety for Canines and Cops
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> How can we reduce the risk?
> Police officers can't be expected to be dog behaviorists, but there's a new 
> tool available that can arm them to more accurately read and assess a dog's 
> body language, improving the safety of both dogs and law enforcement 
> personnel. From the National Canine Research Council (NCRC) in partnership 
> with Safe Humane Chicago and the United States Department of Justice, the new 
> video training series, "Police & Dog Encounters: Tactical Strategies and 
> Effective Tools to Keep Our Communities Safe and Humane," consists of five 
> 10-minute segments. They feature Chicago police officers in situations they 
> routinely encounter on duty, along with a dog behavior expert demonstrating 
> real-life scenarios with SWAT and street officers. All too often reports of 
> police officers shooting dogs and officer's getting injured on the job flood 
> the news. Help save more lives by sharing these videos with your community's 
> law enforcement.
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> Read more on the safety issues that animal control officers face in their 
> daily work in Animal Sheltering magazine article "Lives on the Line."
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> March 2014
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[romefloydhumanesocietychairs] Fwd: Safety for Canines and Cops

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