Find trainingUK canine emergency training
Practical canine first aid for owners, canine professionals and working-dog handlers, built around calm decisions and usable skills.
Hands-on skills and realistic scenarios
Different routes for different responsibilities
Registry-backed certificates and renewals
Start with your role
A pet owner, a canine professional and an operational handler do not face the same risks. Choose the path built around yours.
Your recommended route
Start with a calm, practical half-day course covering the emergencies most likely to happen at home, in the car or out walking.
View this courseCertificate registry
Verify whether a CRA certificate is active, expired, revoked or reissued without exposing private learner records.
CRA in motion
This 30 second cinematic concept film shows the story, pressure and confidence proposed for the final CRA brand film. Its illustrative scenes will be replaced with original footage of Catherine, learners and working-dog scenarios.
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Featured training
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For dog owners and families
Calm, hands-on preparation for common canine emergencies at home, in the car and out walking.
For people responsible for clients’ dogs
An extended practical route for people whose work creates a professional duty of care around dogs.
For security, detection and operational handlers
Role-relevant preparation for handlers working at distance, under pressure and in demanding environments.
Training people can use
Certificates matter, but people need to remember what to do when a dog is injured, frightened and deteriorating. CRA classroom routes prioritise guided practice, clear escalation and honest limits.
Carry the right kit
Owner, professional and working-dog equipment remain clearly separated from specialist bleed-control products.
Meet the instructors
CRA is being built by instructors trained through ProTrainings, with canine first-aid and catastrophic-bleed training. Every public claim will be tied to evidence, not a badge added for effect.
Meet the teamDelivery credentials and scope shown clearly.
Working-dog risks treated as a dedicated route.
Claims held until documents and permissions match.
Certificates, digital IDs and reminders built together.
Resource centre
Short, evidence-led references designed to support preparation, not replace veterinary advice or classroom practice.
A calm sequence for safety, assessment, veterinary contact and transport planning.
Read the reference →Build a kit around where you go, the dogs you care for and what you are trained to use.
Read the reference →Five checks for handlers operating away from immediate veterinary support.
Read the reference →Learner outcomes
This section is structurally complete. Genuine course feedback and permissions will replace these evidence cards before public sales begin.
Reserved for verified feedback about confidence, clarity and practical skills.
Reserved for a named canine business and its workplace training experience.
Reserved for an authorised handler or operational team case study.
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