Animal Training & Pet Sitting
Course
Online
*Indicative price
Original amount in GBP:
£ 12 £ 99
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Online
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Class hours
60h
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Duration
45 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
Much as we might adore our pets, very often we are reminded that they are animal and not human. Sometimes, we need to train them to adjust to living in a human world. There are social rules and boundaries that need to be observed so you and those around your pets stay safe and comfortable. Behaviour that could be dangerous must be managed responsibly.
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About this course
This course teaches you a comprehensive range of approaches and disciplines including how to:
Teach basic commands and obedience.
Train puppies using positive reinforcement.
Deal with problem behaviors like barking, biting, urine marking and jumping up.
Make litter box use a success.
Use clicker training to instill boundaries with your cat.
Train your cat not to jump on furniture.
Socialize your bird around people, other pets & other birds.
Condition your bird to handling and train to return to his perch.
All audiences.
Fully accredited by ICOES (International Council for Online Educational Standards).
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Subjects
- Dog
- Animal Nutrition
- Animal Behaviour
- Dog Handling
- Emotional Intelligence
- Animal Care
- Animal Biology
- Pet Care
- Pet sitting
- Animal grooming
- Dog Behavior
- Animal Psychology
- Breeding
- Pet Psychology
- Animal Training
Teachers and trainers (1)
Teaching Staff
Tutor
Course programme
MODULE 1: Training puppies
1.1 Positive reinforcement
1.2 Crate training 1.3 Basic commands/obedience
1.4 Nail trims, ear cleaning, handling paws
1.5 Housetraining
1.6 Socialization
1.7 Problem behaviours
1.8 Fun and games
MODULE 2: Training of adult dogs
2.1 Reappraise basic training
2.2 Reward based training
2.3 Recognizing bad habits
2.4 Consistent commands
2.5 Antisocial problems
2.6 Confidence building
2.7 Teaching an old dog, new tricks
MODULE 3: Cat Training
3.1 Clicker training
3.2 Litter box
3.3 Scratching, clawing
3.4 Jumping on furniture
3.5 Socialization
MODULE 4: Bird Training
4.1 Clicker training
4.2 Speaking
4.3 Socialization
4.4 Handling
MODULE 5: Fundamentals of dog walking and pet sitting
5.1 Keeping you and all pets safe
5.2 How to handle an attacking dog
5.3 When you’ll need to involve a vet
5.4 Entering and leaving pets homes securely
5.5 What you’re responsible for
MODULE 6: Out and about –professional dog walking
6.1 Be prepared - what to be on the lookout for
6.2 Reading dogs body language
6.3 Understanding aggression
6.4 The dynamics of dog fights and how to avoid/intervene
6.5 Complying with the law
MODULE 7: Disease, health and hygiene
7.1 How to keep pets bedding and general environment clean and hygienic
7.2 Control of disease and infection
7.3 Keeping yourself safe from infection
7.4 Zoonosis
7.5 How to administer medication safely
MODULE 8: Being professional with clients
8.1 Getting off to a good start
8.2 The information you need to ask
8.3 Microchipping and other forms of ID
8.4 Arranging entry/security details
8.5 What clients are likely to ask
8.6 Outlining your business T&Cs
8.7 Agreeing costs
MODULE 9: Handling and getting around with your pets
9.1 Usual handling equipment and restraints you’ll need
9.2 Approaching a nervous animal
9.3 Predicting unpredictable behaviour
9.4 How to handle cats and dogs correctly
9.5 How to handle exotic pets correctly
9.6 How to transport pets safely
MODULE 10: Specific information on dogs and cats
10.1 Correct levels of exercise
10.2 Necessary nutrition
10.3 Understanding behaviour and retraining when needed
10.4 How elderly pets can change
10.5 Physical care and grooming
10.6 Need for love and affection
10.7 Recognising signs of common diseases
MODULE 11: First Aid
11.1 On the spot diagnosis
11.2 Vomiting and diarrhoea
11.3 Poisoning
11.4 Cuts, grazes, wounds and burns
11.5 Breaks and fractures
11.6 Shock
11.7 CPR
11.8 Contents of your first aid kit
MODULE 12: Specific information on rabbits & guinea pigs
12.1 Different breeds
12.2 Common problems and diseases
12.3 Providing an adequate living environment
12.4 Exercise
12.5 Usual care needed
MODULE 13: Specific information on hamsters, gerbils, mice & exotic rats
13.1 Different breeds
13.2 Understanding behaviour
13.3 Common problems and diseases
13.4 Providing an adequate living environment
13.5 Usual care needed
MODULE 14: Specific information on birds
14.1 General tips on caring for birds
14.2 Small birds
14.3 Larger birds & birds of prey
14.4 Poultry
14.5 The parrot family
14.6 Recognising common diseases and preventing spread
MODULE 15: Specific information on fish
15.1 How to care for fish
15.2 Tropical fish
15.3 Cold water fish
15.4 Marine fish
15.5 Recognising disease and what to do
MODULE 16: Specific information on reptiles
16.1 How to care for reptiles
16.2 Challenges of keeping reptiles as pets
16.3 Turtles, terrapins & tortoises
16.4 Snakes & lizards
16.5 Recognising disease and what to do
MODULE 17: How pet sitting can get you up and running in business
17.1 Setting up
17.2 Arranging finance & insurance
17.3 Regulations
17.4 Being creative with services
17.5 Advertising & marketing"
Animal Training & Pet Sitting
*Indicative price
Original amount in GBP:
£ 12 £ 99