Courses in Ascot

...elements of feline psychology can be discussed constructively. A special study must be completed during this course. Unit 1 How cats communicate Unit...

...from owners of yards and livery stables to those responsible for animal sanctuaries. In fact, anyone wishing to pursue a career in horses will find...

...Canine Behaviour: Counselling (Theory) (Open College Network Accreditation: Ref 99871 - 12 credits at Level 3) This course provides the theory required...

...behavioural problems. It has been specially written for those whose professional commitments do not allow them to engage in the full range of behaviour...

...surgeon/teacher and provides much of the essential knowledge evidence required by NVQs in animal care at Level 2 Students taking this course in conjunction with Grooming (Theory)...

...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...

...It summarises the reasons for aggressive behaviour, the backgrounds and current thinking about the treatment of canine aggression and suggests ways...

...Unit 5 The private instructor and the club instructor: Major differences between the club and the private business venture, practical considerations of venue...

...Unrealistic owner expectations. The adolescent dog. Unit 3 The Class - Types of classes -comparisons. Problem prevention in the class. Rehabilitation classes...

...Judging Diploma (Open College Network Accreditation from 2009) An introduction to the art and science of judging dogs for breed specialists and non-specialists...

...to cover the basic knowledge required for successful breeding and exhibiting. There is nothing magic about successful breeding although, as with everything...

...5 Working routines and procedures, Health and Safety, COSHH regulations, Health and Hygiene. Unit 6 Advertising, Public Relations, associated profitable enterprises Begins...

...Intermediate and Advanced Certificate courses in Canine Psychology. The Advanced Diploma requires the completion of the Introduction, Intermediate...

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

...Section 2 concentrates on their mental development, how socialisation and play affects them and also considers the dangers that lie within various environments...

...feeding the sick or convalescent animal and special dietary regimes. Begins: Anytime Fee: £140 plus VAT15%...

...flower remedies, osteopathy and chiropractice. Section 2 considers the common ailments of dogs and cats and their treatment as well as first aid and emergencies...

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

...Section 2 provides a basic knowledge of genetics and introduces the concepts of hereditability, dominant, recessive and threshold characteristics...

...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...