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Wiebke Obst and Christian Hackenbroich show in their book “First Aid for Hunting Dogs” how to properly react to accidents in the hunting area.
Dr. med. vet. Christian Hackenbroich and veterinarian Wiebke Obst both work in an animal health center and, as hunters and dog handlers, are aware of the dangers that everyday hunting can pose for dogs. In their book “First Aid for Hunting Dogs,” they demonstrate with their dual expertise – medical and hunting – what immediate care must be provided on-site to save a dog's life, and what preventive measures can be taken to avoid harm to the animal.
Dogs are exposed to various dangers in the hunting area, from wildlife, thorny hedges, and rocky terrain, to cardiovascular stress and stray shots. Since one cannot assume that there are veterinary experts present in the hunting party, it can be vital for the dog to receive effective first aid.
Wiebke Obst and Christian Hackenbroich describe in “First Aid for Hunting Dogs” what to do when dogs have sustained an injury. The effects of various injuries are illustrated, and how even a layperson in veterinary medicine can respond appropriately with the means available on-site.
Wiebke Obst und Christian Hackenbroich zeigen in ihrem Buch „Erste Hilfe für Jagdhunde“, wie Sie richtig auf Unfälle im Revier reagieren können.
Dr. med. vet. Christian Hackenbroich und die Tierärztin Wiebke Obst arbeiten beide in einem Tiergesundheitszentrums und kennen als Jäger/in und Hundeführer/in die Gefahren, die der Jagdalltag für Hunde bergen kann. In ihrem Buch „Erste Hilfe für Jagdhunde“ zeigen sie mit ihrer doppelten Kompetenz – der ärztlichen und der jagdlichen –, was man vor Ort an Akutversorgung unternehmen muss, um Hundeleben zu retten, und was es an Möglichkeiten der Prävention gibt, um Schaden für das Tier vorbeugend zu vermeiden.
Hunde sind im Jagdrevier diversen Gefahren ausgesetzt, durch das Wild, durch Dornenhecken und steinigem Gelände, durch Herz-Kreislaufbelastungen und durch Fehlschüsse. Da man nicht davon ausgehen kann, dass sich tiermedizinisch fachkundige Personen in der Jagdgesellschaft befinden, kann es für den Hund überlebenswichtig sein, eine effektive Erstversorgung zu erhalten.
Wiebke Obst und Christian Hackenbroich beschreiben in „Erste Hilfe für Jagdhunde“, was man tun muss, wenn sich Hunde eine Verletzung zugezogen haben. Dabei werden die Auswirkungen diverser Verletzungen aufgezeigt und wie man auch als veterinärmedizinischer Laie mit den Mitteln vor Ort angemessen darauf reagieren kann.
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