Training is simple, but it’s not easy! There’s canine learning to understand, practical skills and timing to master, and of course, the human part of the equation to consider. Professional Dog Training: Science & Application is a comprehensive 20-week program designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeed as a dog trainer.
Program Highlights:
- Each module features lectures and materials packed full of information and designed by a practicing dog training and behavior professional.
- You won’t just be watching videos – throughout the program you will engage in weekly online meetings, projects, assignments, and topic-based discussions.
- We learn better together! The program is designed using a community learning model; your active participation contributes to everyone’s educational experience and the success of the program.
- Assessment of your work is iterative; you are always given an opportunity to improve!
Instructor: Camille Asmer CDBC, IAABC-ADT, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA
Presenters include:
Lauren Novack; Renee Hall; Kathrine Christ; Tabitha Kucera; Michelle Mullins; Erin Jones; Dante Camacho; Allie Bender; Emily Strong; Alicia Harantschuk; Jackie Laubacher
Module topics include:
Principles of Learning Science; Practical Learning Applications; Body Language & Communication; Training & Management Tools; Puppy Fundamentals; Enhancing Animal Welfare & Management Through Enrichment; Husbandry & Cooperative Care Strategies; Client Communication; Client Instruction; Teaching Group Classes; Practical Ethics for Dog Trainers
**IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT WEEKLY ONLINE MEETINGS**
- Meetings are a safe space to ask questions, share your experiences, and learn from peers. They are not recorded.
- Meetings take place on Mondays at 5:00pm Eastern Standard Time. The first meeting is May 27th.
- Meetings are 60 minutes in duration
- There are 20 meetings for this program
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