Module Number: CFBA1003

Essential skills in dog walking and recall training

The module, split into three phases, can be undertaken at any time and over any reasonable period within a maximum of one year (normally completed in 3-6months) from the date of registration. 

Phase 1 is delivered as a distance learning phase. You research and identify potential or current problems and the relevance of correction using training techniques and explain how and why erratic recalls are triggered
Select and use an appropriate range of equipment to assist in the control and training of recalls. Please note that you must allow a minimum of six weeks study of phase 1 before your workshop date (Phase 2).

Phase 2 is a highly structured programme building on the topics from the professional work environment of phase 1.

This phase includes among other topics:

• Use of equipment for controlling dogs with recall problems

• Hands-on work with dogs that have recall problems

• Training dog owners to resolve recall issues

Phase 3: The time period for phase 3 is a minimum of six weeks. A distance learning phase that 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

Note: You are required to have at least 6 months training or behavioural experience to enrol on any module with the CIDBT or first complete the foundation module CFBA1101. Click here for more information on prior knowledge and what we accept before joining our courses.