My name is Ed Rosa; I retired from the Army in 2019 after a short 20-year career as an Army Counterintelligence Agent. During my Army career, I received numerous Advance Medical Trainings like Combat Lifesaver and Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), and one of the better-developed hybrid courses in the US Army's 'Tactical Combat Casualty Course' which consists of didactic sessions, interactive human surgical simulators, triage scenarios, use of animal tissues and (LTTT). I am passionate about acquiring as many skills as possible to help save a life should I find myself in a life-threatening medical situation. I am no longer in combat situations, but I have a service dog named Harley; she's a Medical Alert (diabetic response) and PTSD response Service Dog, and I'm a certified PetTech Instructor. I love dogs and love teaching Pet CPR, First Aid, and Pet Saver programs to help give you the skills you'll need to save your pet during a medical emergency. Lack of preparation may be your pet's worst enemy.