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...

...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...

...How neutering affects behaviour. Unit 3 The nutritional needs of the dog. Does diet affect behaviour? Making changes and monitoring effects...

...counselling which requires home visits and extensive hands-on experience of dog training. Unit 1 Understanding the Dog - The natural behaviours of...

...the structure and metabolism of dogs and cats and will be of particular interests to those who are or would like to be, professionally involved with their care and management...

...The course also provides the knowledge needed to take and pass the City & Guilds 7750/3 dog grooming written examination and may be useful in fulfilling...

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

...Diploma in Dog Training Class Instruction (Theory) Part 1 Open College Network Accreditation: This course has been written to help those who are already...

...Choice of puppy/breeder. Breed related behaviour. Genetic predisposition Unit 2 Problem Definition - Recognition and interruption of problem behaviour...

...It would also be advantageous to be on a breed club ‘B' list although any judging experience would be helpful. Fully revised September 2001 to cover the...

...there is an element of luck without which no one can succeed and it must also be recognised that success in the long term depends on personal qualities...

...The format of the course is similar to that of post graduate tuition at University. Unit 1 Profit and Loss, the financial implications involved in running...

...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...

...required by anyone working professionally within the animal care sector. The new Animal Welfare Bill, with its emphasis on the 'duty of care' will create...

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

...Advanced Nutrition - Level 3 Open College Network Accredited Section 1 asks 'What is Food?', discusses the digestive system and how it works and investigates...

...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...

...Section 1 explains the animals emotions and fear involved in being restrained or moved and the handlers responsibility to ensure the experience is as stress free as possible...

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

...Section 2 explains the elements of matching homes to animals and ways in which the behaviour of both parties may be analysed and developed to ensure positive results...