The total process to identify, control, and minimize the impact of uncertain events. The objective of the risk management program is to reduce risk and obtain and maintain DAA approval. The process facilitates the management of security risks by each level of management throughout the system life cycle. The approval process consists of three elements: risk analysis, certification, and approval.
Dogs can eat peanuts! There are many different kinds of nuts, and many are not good for dogs. However peanuts are actually only masquerading as nuts. Peanuts, also known as groundnuts (Arachis hypogaea), are actually beans or seeds in the legume family. Peanut allergies are not uncommon in humans, but they donât seem to be a problem that affects dogs. Peanuts are actually a very common ingredient in dog treats, and peanut butter is a very common snack for dogs. Nothing can be known for sure though, so be certain to give your dog anything new, including peanuts, in limited quantities until you can be sure they have no allergies.
Keep in mind though that every dog is different, so try these foods in small amounts, and if your dog has a reaction to any of them, consult a veterinarian. Do-your-doggie-good foods. 1  Peanut butter: Giving your dog the occasional tablespoon of unsalted peanut butter is a treat you can both enjoy.2  It's a great source of protein and healthy fats for dogs, and it's a perfect photo opportunity for you. Grapes and raisins: While this fruit is nutritious for you, it's toxic to dogs and can cause kidney failure. 2  Onions: They may make you cry, but they can make your dog very sick by causing damage to his red blood cells.