January 14 risk management form takeaways

For my risk managment form I used a few different ways to figure out how risky and the probability of that thing happening. The first thing I looked at was “what happens when this risk happens”. If a dog has flees and I get bit by the flees it’s not that big of a deal, but since it is fairly common for that to happen I gave it a 2. Something like having a dog attack someone else or someone else’s dog is a much higher risk and would not only affect me and the dog, but it would also reflect onto Barbra. This is less common, but still happens and is much more severe so I gave it a 6. For most of the more risky things that might you can’t 100% avoid them, since animals bite sometimes, but I can still be careful and make sure I know if the animal is aggressive or not before I handle them or take them out to walk. Also making sure I can control the dog I am walking makes the likelihood of the dog attacking another dog or another person.