This workshop based course enables the delegate to gain further understanding of
how the domestic dog's mind works and the basic causes and solutions of common canine
behaviour problems.
This is a work-based programme that includes a 2-day workshop which is a core element
of the module. This course is a film-led distance learning and workshop course. Using
real life clients with their problem pets in consultation. The workshop element provides
a perfect opportunity to meet with CIDBT tutors and fellow delegates.
Lunch and beverages are included throughout this module. The course cost is NOT inclusive
of accommodation, you are however most welcome to book a room on-site at a reduced
rate via your tutor or the Conference Centre directly. (more about accommodation
click here).
- To gain an understanding of how the domestic dogs mind works and the basic causes
of common canine behaviour problems.
- Using the students limited professional experience and DVD based case studies to
explore a range of behaviour problems
- To discover some of the different elements that can act as triggers for the onset
of problem behaviour.
- Discover how canine behaviour problems can have ramifications on the relationship
between an individual or family member
- Understand how the owners situation/location and family circumstances may contribute
to the development of problematic behaviour
- Discuss the importance of training strategies in the home and other locations.
- Discuss the range of solutions that rehabilitate or manage common canine behaviour
problems
Phase 1
This is delivered as a distance learning phase. This includes initial work based
analysis and research. This also provides you with an opportunity to meet dog owners
and to interview them. You are also required to conduct secondary research via the
Internet, library and other sources such as books and journals on specific equipment
used for the training and control of dogs.
Please note that you must allow a minimum of six weeks study of phase 1 before your
workshop date (Phase 2).
Phase 2
A two day workshop in Hertfordshire. A full two day intensive programme focusing
on real life behavioural problems and clients in consultation.
Phase 3
This is a distance learning phase. The time period for phase 3 is a minimum of six
weeks. It brings together the activities of the two previous phases. Delegates will
be required to relate the practical experiences and knowledge gained from phase 2
to their initial research, analysis, learning and experiences from phase 1, contextualising
and applying the knowledge gained to their professional activities
Further your understanding of how the domestic dogs mind works and the basic causes
of many of the most common canine behaviour problems.
