The Blue Dog
All you ever wanted to know about dogs
Benefits of a dog in the family
- Improved child development
- Improved human health
- Improved health to the elderly
- Assistance dogs
Choosing the right dog
- What your dog needs
- How to avoid problems
- Pick well-socialised dogs
- Choose wisely
Taking good care of your dog
- Vaccination
- A good diet
- Fleas, ticks and other creepy crawlies
- Worms
Changing needs with life stages
- Puppy
- The Adolescent dog
- The adult dog
- The older dog
When your dog is sick
- Recognising when your dog is sick
- You and your veterinarian working together
- Signs and symptoms of disease
You and your veterinarian
- Veterinary practices
- Are all practices the same?
- Services offered
- Careers in the veterinary field
Dogs and Children
- Toddlers, young children and dogs
- FAQ on kids and dogs
Changes in my family
- A new pet in my home
- Moving house
- The death of my dog
Risks to my family
- My dog's bugs and me
- About rabies and things
- Can my dog bite?
- I have been bitten - what next?
Travelling with my dog
- Travelling by car
- Travelling by air
- Pet Passports
- Disease risks of holiday travel
Behaviour problems
- Recognising a behaviour problem
- You and your veterinarian working together
- Why does my dog?
My dog has bitten - what now?
Blue Dog in the curriculum
- Why use the Blue Dog in schools?
- How can I use the Programme in my school?
- Lesson Plan Suggestions
- Downloads
Research / Abstracts
- Research abstracts directly related to Blue Dog
- Research abstracts on dog bites
- Research sponsored by Blue Dog Trust
Dog bite data
- Headline Facts and Figures
- Frequently Asked Questions
Vet practices and the Blue Dog
- Why should I use the Blue Dog in my practice?
- Challenges in communicating a prevention message
- How can I use the Blue Dog in my practice?
- Graphics and downloads
Human healthcare professionals
- Why should I be concerned about dog bites?
- Dogs are not all bad!
- Challenges in communicating a prevention message
- Graphics and downloads
