Feline Behaviour and Psychology
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Online
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Class hours
8h
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
The Feline Behaviour and Psychology course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of felines with the use of practical examples, including its behaviour, emotional complexity, development, communicative abilities, learning capacity, relationships with human, etc.
With this course, you’ll explore a variety of topics related to the behaviour of kittens and cats, their psychology principles, how to understand the behavioural of the species and utilise your knowledge to develop the practical skills to improve its well-being.
This course also discusses multiple unusual feline behaviours and how to deal with it, and the best practices and policies for rearing felines.
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About this course
The Feline Behaviour and Psychology is open to all, with no formal entry requirements. All you need is a passion for learning, a good understanding of the English language, numeracy and IT, and to be over the age of 16.
Upon successful completion, you will qualify for the UK and internationally-recognised professional qualification and you can choose to make your achievement formal by obtaining your PDF Certificate at a cost of £9 and Hardcopy Certificate for £15.
Whether you’re an existing practitioner or aspiring professional, this course will enhance your expertise and boost your CV with key skills and an accredited qualification attesting to your knowledge.
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Subjects
- Psychology
- Communication
- Feline
- Domestication
- Understanding
- Stress
- Reproduction
- Origin
- Drinking
- According
- Hunting
Course programme
Section: Understanding Feline According to Origin
- Module 01: Domestication of Cats
- Module 02: Communication & Stress According to Origin
- Module 03: Sleeping & Toileting According to Origin
- Module 04: Hunting & Drinking Water According to Origin
- Module 05: Reproduction & Disease According to Origin
- Module 06: Another Type of Cats – Feral Cats
- Module 07: Understanding Feline Body Language
- Module 08: Understanding Common Behaviour
- Module 09: Understanding Cat Communication
- Module 10: Types of Feline Need
- Module 11: Do Cats Feel Love and Other Human Emotions?
- Module 12: How Smart Are Cats?
- Module 13: Why Do Cats Hiss?
- Module 14: Why Do Cats Purr?
- Module 15: Why Do Cats Rub Against Things?
- Module 16: Why Do Cats Scratch Things?
- Module 17: Why Do Cats Play with Their Prey?
- Module 18: Why Do Some Cats Become Anxious or Phobic?
- Module 19: Why Do Cats Roll on Their Backs to Greet People?
- Module 20: Why Do Cats “Sulk”?
- Module 21: Why Do Cats Knead or Paddle with Their Paws?
- Module 22: Why Does a Male Cat Bite a Female’s Neck While Mating?
- Module 23: Why Do Mother Cats Move Kittens?
- Module 24: Why Do Some Cats Howl, Especially at Night?
- Module 25: Cats and the Law
- Module 26: Bringing Your New Cat Home
- Module 27: Feeding and Controlling Obesity
- Module 28: Managing Your Cat’s Behaviour
- Module 29: Keeping Your Cat Safe
- Module 30: Neutering – Family Planning for Felines
- Module 31: Pregnant Cats, Birth and Care of Young Kittens
- Module 32: Cats Living Together
- Module 33: How to Prevent Cat Conflicts in Multi-cat Households
- Module 34: When to Let Go
- Mock Exam- Feline Behaviour and Psychology
- Final Exam- Feline Behaviour and Psychology
Feline Behaviour and Psychology