Courses in Ascot

...other cat owners about the behaviour of their pets This course will not make 'instant experts' but its successful completion will mean that the more subtle...

...It will not only be of interest to anyone involved with horses and their care but to all those involved professionally with all aspects of equine...

...Students must have satisfactorily completed the Advanced Canine Psychology course, or Diploma in Dog Training Class Instruction (part two), or an equivalent level of study...

...neutering and its effects on behaviour Unit 3 Other Influences on Behaviour - Stress and its effects, physiological and temperament changes in dogs in a confined environment...

...Employees in pet shops, in boarding kennels and catteries and assistants and receptionists in veterinary surgeries will be better able to provide the customer...

...requires plenty of practice under the tuition of someone who has both a high level of skill and teaching experience and this course cannot replace that experience in any sense...

...and acceptable and unacceptable aggression. Safety issues and options. The severity of aggression and preventing its development Unit 2 The neuro-biology...

...The course has been written by members of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and of the Federation of Dog Trainers and Canine Behaviourists...

...Diploma in Dog Training Class Instruction (Theory) Part 2 Open College Network Accreditation (Ref 106224 30 credits at Level 3) With Part 1 these Units...

...in relation to conformation, speed and balance Unit 3 Analysis of type Unit 4 Comparative Analysis Unit 5 Quality Unit 6 Decision making Begins...

...balance, movement, abnormalities Unit 3 Genetics: genes, chromosomes, transmission of genetic material, expression, dominant and recessive genes Unit 4 Genetics...

...a kennel Unit 2 Planning and design, systems buildings versus permanent structures, planning permissions, the Animal Welfare Act Unit 3 Health and Welfare...

...Diploma of Canine Psychology and Advanced Diploma of Canine Psychology The Animal Care College Diploma in Canine Psychology requires a student to have completed the Introduction...

...an expectation by Local Authorities that anyone working professionally with pets will be aware of and understand these important legal requirements...

...to old age including their growth and development. It also discusses the expressive language used by dogs and cats, grooming needs and essential equipment...

...from birth to old age. Also considered are feeding the pregnant and lactating bitch and queen, the special needs of the veteran dog or cat, feeding...

...poisons and the effects and alleviation of hereditary defects and diseases. It also examines the increasingly popular alternative medicines in the form of homeopathy...

...cats and other species. It will be of particular value to veterinary receptionists and those employed in pets shops stocking animals. Section 1 explains...

...Breeding - Level 2 Section 1 covers the practical information required by those responsible for mating, whelping (or kittening) and weaning of cats and...

...Rehoming - Level 2 The re-homing of both dogs and cats has become very sophisticated over the past few years. Section 1 discusses the implications of rescued...