Module Number: CFBA2002
Dog on dog aggression
Phase 1 is delivered as a distance learning
phase. This includes initial work based analysis and research.
This also provides you with an oportunity 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 which display aggression to other dogs.
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 two day workshop in Hertfordshire.
A full two day intensive programme focussing on real life
behavioural problems and clients in consultation.
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Film led sessions on real life case studies on handling
aggressive dogs.
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Group behaviour review case sessions for peer discussion
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Behavioural solutions - how to manage and alter an aggressive
dogs behaviour
The course cost includes refreshments and one night at the Rose & Crown Hotel. View accomodation information here
Phase 3 The time period for this distance
learning phase 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
Normal minimum entry qualification:
The normal minimum entry qualification is
that the student will have to meet one of the following three
criteria:
1 Successfully completed module number CFBA 1103 Distance
Learning: An introduction to Canine Care & Behaviour.
2 Have at least six months' experience in their specific
professional field including hands-on experience of a minimum
of handling five dogs in that have suffered any level of separation
anxiety.
3 Other equivalent relevant experience which the candidate
is able to demonstrate pre course relevant knowledge and or
experience.
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