Module #6: Animal Behavior as a Safety Hazard + 4 Tailgate Sessions

Protect pets. Protect yourself. Read the signals before they become injuries. 🐾⚠️Animal behavior is one of the most significant — and most misunderstood — workplace hazards in pet sitting. Bites, scratches, lunges, and escalation events are rarely random. They are predictable, observable, and preventable when workers know what to look for.Module 6: Animal Behavior Safety provides OSHA-referenced safety training specifically designed for pet sitters, dog walkers, and pet care staff. This training teaches workers how to identify behavioral risk signals, respond safely, and recognize when stop-work authority applies.Inside this training package:• The four drivers of behavioral change: fear, pain, territory, and arousal• Green, Yellow, and Red zone body language in dogs and cats• Safe approach and handling protocols• High-risk behaviors that require immediate task modification or stop-work• Why “forcing compliance” creates injury risk• Practical de-escalation and safety principles for real client homesIncludes:✔ Full Module 6 Training Manual✔ 4 Companion Tailgate Safety Sessions✔ Knowledge Check Questions✔ Supervisor Discussion Prompts✔ OSHA-Referenced Safety Content✔ Digital PDF DownloadIdeal for:• Pet sitting companies• Independent pet sitters• Dog walkers• Staff onboarding• Continuing safety education• Team safety meetingsProfessional animal handling starts with recognizing behavior as a safety issue — not a personality issue. 🐕🐈

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