This training course provides useful insights, tips and advice on the knowledge, skills and attributes you need to start a career as a dog trainer. Dog trainers are always in demand, and there are a range of specialisations available to those interested.
The course describes career prospects, ethics and values, while providing useful information on how to train dogs.
The course includes the following information
- An introduction to pursuing a career as a dog trainer, as well as information on personal and professional ethics
- Different training techniques, procedures and equipment required to train dogs, with explanations of the uses and benefits of each
- How to train puppies, including crate training, teaching them to stay quiet and avoid whining or howling, and training them to come when called
- How to train older dogs with regard to socialisation issues, overcoming anxiety and shyness, controlling aggression and teaching proper behaviour in general
- How to train dogs to stop nuisance barking, submissive urination and regulate eating behaviours
- Training techniques for rescued or abused dogs, and how to train dogs for security, companionship and therapy purposes
- Information required to kick-start your career, including licences, permits and certifications, and how to offer your training services and get your business off the ground
Course content: 10 modules · 8 hours of learning, covering Introduction to Being a Dog Trainer; Body Language and Vocalisation; How to Socialise a Puppy; Training Techniques for Puppies; Dog Psychology and Conditioning Methods; Canine Aggression: Causes, Signs and Training; Dog Behaviour, Training and Modification; Diagnosing and Treating Behavioural Cases; Taking on New Cases and Teaching Hand Signals; and How to Start Your Own Business.
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