Welcome to Do Right’s Kids
A Fun & Educational Online Dog Safety Course for Children Ages 3–5
Do Right’s Kids is a one-of-a-kind online learning experience designed to teach young children how to safely and respectfully interact with dogs in a fun, age-appropriate way. Through engaging lessons, videos, games, and hands-on activities, children will build confidence while learning important lifelong safety skills around dogs.
Inside this course, your child will learn:
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How to understand basic dog body language
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When to give a dog space
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Safe ways to meet and greet a dog
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What to do if a strange dog approaches
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What to do if they see a stray dog
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Respectful interactions with family dogs and unfamiliar dogs
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And so much more!
But learning safety should also be fun! That’s why Do Right’s Kids also includes exciting bonus activities such as:
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Dog-themed arts & crafts
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Storytime adventures
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Virtual field trips
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Mazes, games, and printable activities
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Interactive learning experiences for young children
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Counting Pages
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Coloring Fun
New videos, activities, and educational content will be added every month to keep your child engaged and learning.
This course is taught by professional dog trainer Roxanne D’Onofrio, who brings over 35 years of experience working with dogs and families.
Affordable for Every Family
For only $49.00 a one time fee for 6 months, (averaging $2.00 a week) your family receives unlimited access to this growing educational program. This is a 6 month subscription.
When it comes to your child’s safety and education, many parents agree that $49.00 for 6 months is a small investment for valuable knowledge that can help children build safer habits around dogs for the rest of their lives.
Give your child the tools to stay safe, build confidence, and learn through fun with Do Right’s Kids!
My Why:
As a child, I was bit twice in two completely different situations by two very different dogs. Those experiences taught me early on that any dog, regardless of size or breed, can react unpredictably when a child does not understand canine behavior or boundaries. Today, as a professional dog trainer and founder of Doggie Do Right Dog Training, I have unfortunately seen many children bitten by their own family dog or by a friend’s dog. That is why I created this program — to help children better understand dogs, recognize their body language, and learn how to interact safely and respectfully. My mission is simple: to help keep children safe while building positive relationships between kids and dogs. If all the time, passion, and hard work I have poured into this program helps protect even one child from being injured, then every moment spent creating it was absolutely worth it.