DOG TRAINER SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL
Heather is a professional member of the Pet Professional Guild internationally and Australia and also of the APDT. She is midway through a DogNostics Dog Behaviour Consultant Diploma and intends to undertake the Canine Training Technician qualification through the Pet Professional Guild. She has a passion for gaining knowledge and attends many courses, webinars and workshops to ensure she has the most up to date information. Heather qualified as a Pet Dog Ambassador Instructor last year and very much enjoys the honour of helping people build relationships with their dogs using the latest scientific methods in animal learning. She has been continuing her love of dog training with Canine Behavioural School for the past 4 years and is now working with her new partner in crime Paddy who features in the RSPCA South Australia training videos. Heather has since been working at the RSPCA South Australia and previously to this role was the Education Coordinator, particularly as an advocate of their Lead by Example campaign. It is from them that she adopted her last dog Iris, who travelled to Australia with her in 2012.
Having experienced all sorts of different training styles having had German Shepherds for many years, Heather was really happy to find the use of force-free training while working at Guide Dogs for the Blind in the UK.
DOG TRAINER SCHOOL HOW TO
Discovering how to make learning fun for you and your dog.Connecting exercises to ensure you and your dog thrive in real-life situations.Learning how to be a guardian and champion for your dog.Understanding your dog’s individual body language and needs.With a range of classes catering for everything from puppies to adults (and their humans, of course!), you’ll walk away understanding exactly how to best communicate with your dog. Our RSPCA Dog Training school is the answer to all your canine questions and issues. Just welcomed a puppy into your life? Have an older dog that could desperately use some training? Or just want to ensure you’re using the best positive-reinforcement strategies for a happy and well-socialised dog? Morphological characteristics of the dog.Force-free training for a happy and well-socialised dog Classifying breeds and recognising the basic standards.The dog's obedience: phases in obedience.The dog's behaviour: character, aptitudes, instincts, needs and satisfactions.Assessment and behaviour-modification techniques. Risk identification and prevention in basic dog training.Ģ.Socialisation techniques for pups and adults.Work areas and support materials for basic dog training.Handover and matching training Technics.The dog's temperament and behaviour: anomalous behaviour during training, modifying bad habits and behaviour problems.Design and planning of basic canine training programmes.
At the high end, some dog obedience trainers make up to 53,000 yearly, and up to 150 per hour. The School's Gestió Acadèmica (Academic Management) sends applicants an email to confirm their enrolment on the course. Dog trainers have a high earning potentially depending on the facility they work at, the experience they have, and the special skills they’re able to imprint into the animals they work with. Recognised by the Institute of Public Safety of Catalonia (ISPC) as an in-service training activity addressed to members of the Catalonia police and firefighting forces.Įnrolment is finalised on payment of the fee. Maintenance assistant in canine refuges and boarding kennels.Ĭertificate in Basic Training and Canine Education, from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Training assistant for canine instructors To prepare students for the Graduate Diploma in Canine Unit Instruction. To give an introduction to specific training To modify unacceptable behaviour and achieve sociability. To teach the use of learning techniques in training We teach you to train dogs using the latest techniques, and with animal welfare always kept in mind.
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