In June of 2017 we launched the Low Stress Handling® University as the new home of the Low Stress Handling Certification program and all of the other courses that CattleDog Publishing currently offers. Since then we have been on the constant look-out for new ways that we can make these courses available to you, our customers. Since the beginning of the Silver Certification program in 2014, we have offered 4 levels of group discounts based on the size of a given group. With the launch of the University, we are now offering individual and group discounts that are designated specifically for current college and university students and faculty. While individual current students and faculty can take part in this discount, the discount percentage increases as the size of a given group increases:In June of 2017 we launched the Low Stress Handling® University as the new home of the Low Stress Handling® Certification program and all of the other courses that CattleDog Publishing currently offers. Since then we have been on the constant look-out for new ways that we can make these courses available to you, our customers. Since the beginning of the Silver Certification program in 2014, we have offered 4 levels of group discounts based on the size of a given group. With the launch of the University, we are now offering individual and group discounts that are designated specifically for current college and university students and faculty. While individual current students and faculty can take part in this discount, the discount percentage increases as the size of a given group increases:
In order to qualify for this discount as an individual student or faculty member, please visit LowStressHandling.com and fill out the contact form found on this page. Once we contact you, in order to qualify for this discount as part of a group, you will need to email CattleDog Publishing a list of the names, email addresses (must be a school email address if available), name of the school, and expected graduation date for each student. Once a connection to the school has been verified, a one-time individual or group discount code will be provided to each individual
0 | Posted: August 19, 2019
By Debbie Gass, CVT, LSHC-S When I went through tech school, I was taught that part of my job as a technician was to make sure the DVM did not get injured. If I saw a possible bite coming it was my job to get bit, or to “take it for the vet,” because the … Continued
0 | Posted: August 5, 2019
By Sally J. Foote, DVM, LSHC-S In most small animal practices, the intake is done by the technician. Weight check, temp, heart rate, and history are performed by the veterinary technician. With the advances of Low Stress Handling® skills, there may be some variation on how intensive the technician will be in gathering these vital … Continued
0 | Posted: June 27, 2019
By Sally J Foote DVM, CABC-IAABC I usually don’t pay much attention to the Facebook ads that pop up on my screen, yet an ad for 101 Essential tips Dog Health and Safety by Jason Nicholas DVM caught my eye. I followed the link and saw that there were 3 books in this series, directed … Continued
Dr Sally Foote DVM, CFBC-IAABC
Dr Foote graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, Class of 1984 after 2 years of undergraduate study at Purdue University and currently is in practice inTuscola, IL. She has always practiced small animal, companion medicine with a special interest in pet animal behavior.
Dr Foote was a friend and colleague of Dr Sophia Yin, working with her on the Fear Free board, committees for the the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior and collaborating on Low Stress Handling ideas. Dr Foote was asked to lead CattleDog publishing in January of 2016 to help promote and develop products for the company, following the mission and spirit of Dr Yin. Read more here
