Trainer Uses CPR To Save Dog - Why Everyone Should Know It!

CPR, first aid, odd news - By Staff Writer on Wednesday, March 9, 2011 - 14:18

A trainer in Washington used CPR to save a boxer that had collapsed and was not breathing.  Sugar, the boxer, was in a training class at anyone Crest K-9 Training Center Saturday when she had a seizure.  Ron Pace the trainer stepped in as the dog lay motionless on the grass and performed CPR on the dog reviving it.

While his performance may not have been perfect or correct, the outcome is important.  Sugar survived and was taken immediately to the vet where it was discovered she may have a heart problem. 

Mr. Pace did a few key things that you should always do:  Check for breathing and pulse and check for a blocked airway.  His actions saved this dogs life.  You never know when you may need to administer CPR on a dog so its best you learn how its done. We recommend reading:   Dog First Aid: CPR and Dog First Aid: Artificial Respiration.

 

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