Border Collie Simulation Dog – Pet First Aid Training

The Border Collie Simulation Dog is designed to support practical, scenario-based pet first aid training. Featuring a range of simulated injuries, this training model allows learners to practise essential emergency care techniques in a realistic and controlled environment.

Suitable for pet first aid courses, veterinary training and animal emergency response exercises, the simulation dog provides instructors with a practical way to demonstrate injury assessment, wound management and emergency treatment procedures.

Multiple Simulated Injuries for Realistic Training

The Border Collie features several different simulated injuries, allowing instructors to introduce a variety of emergency scenarios during training sessions. These include a simulated amputation injury and a large body wound suitable for practising the application of haemostatic dressings.

Using a realistic canine training model helps learners develop their practical skills and become more familiar with responding to injuries involving dogs.

Key Features

• Border Collie simulation dog for practical pet first aid training
• Multiple simulated injuries for different emergency scenarios
• Includes a simulated amputation injury
• Large body wound suitable for haemostatic dressing application
• Supports hands-on wound management and injury assessment training
• Suitable for pet first aid instructors and veterinary education
• Additional simulated injury configurations available on request

Delivery and Customisation

Delivery: Approximately 1–14 days, depending on stock availability.

Alternative simulated injuries can be incorporated into the training dog by special order. Please contact us to discuss your specific training requirements.