Module Number: CFBA3003

Advanced Practical Dog Training and Behaviour

Phase 1 is delivered as a distance learning phase. This includes initial work based analysis and research. You are also required to conduct secondary research via the internet, library and other sources such as books and journals.

Phase 2 A three day workshop in Cambridgeshire.

A full three day intensive programme focusing on the practical aspect of dog behaviour and training.

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 1102 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.