Course Description: This course is designed for individuals working in or aspiring to work in professional dog care environments, such as dog daycare centres, boarding facilities, grooming salons, and shelters. It provides an in-depth understanding of the best practices for caring for dogs in group settings, focusing on health, safety and behaviour management. Participants will learn how to manage multiple dogs, ensure their well-being, and prevent potential issues such as stress, aggression, and disease transmission.
The course blends theory and practical knowledge to equip participants with the skills needed to create a safe, nurturing environment for dogs while maintaining high standards of care.
Course Objectives:
- To teach the fundamental principles of dog care in a professional setting.
- To provide knowledge on managing dog behaviour and interactions in group environments.
- To ensure participants understand the importance of hygiene, safety, and disease prevention.
Target Audience:
- Dog daycare and boarding facility staff.
- Groomers, dog walkers, and other dog care professionals.
- Animal shelter staff or volunteers working with dogs.
- Aspiring dog care professionals or those wanting to open a dog care business.
Learning Outcomes: By the end of the course, participants will:
- Understand the key aspects of caring for dogs in a professional environment.
- Learn how to safely manage dogs in group settings.
- Be able to implement health and safety protocols to prevent disease and injury.
- Understand dog behaviour and know how to handle behavioural challenges.
