Diploma in Dog First Aid, Dog Grooming and Dog Behaviour

If you are aspiring to start your career as a dog trainer or dog groomer or want to boost your skills and knowledge in dog behaviour, dog grooming and dog first aid, then this dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will set you up with the appropriate skills and expertise needed to take your career to the next level.

This dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course is accredited by the CPD UK & IPHM. CPD is globally recognised by employers, professional organisations and academic intuitions, thus a certificate from CPD Certification Service creates value towards your professional goal and achievement. CPD certified certificates are accepted by thousands of professional bodies and government regulators here in the UK and around the world.

This extensive CPD UK & IPHM accredited dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course has been designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills needed to become an expert dog trainer or dog groomer and will give you all the theoretical knowledge & credentials that you need to excel in your new role.

This comprehensive dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will give you all the necessary skills and a valuable insight into dog behaviour, dog grooming and dog first aid to boost your career towards senior positions and possibilities, by getting the essential skills and knowledge you’ll need from this dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course. There are always new skills to learn and new knowledge to accumulate when you work as a dog trainer or dog groomer, this dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will fully prepare you to embrace all of the essential skills and knowledge in this field.

Enrol today and get started on your journey to improve your career prospects with the latest skills and the power of self-belief!

Why Choose This Dog First Aid, Dog Grooming and Dog Behaviour Course:

• Accredited by The CPD UK and International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (IPHM)
• FREE Course Completion PDF & Hardcopy Certificate of Completion, MCQ Exam & 24/7 Support Included
• Dual (CPD UK and IPHM) accredited certificate in 1 single course
• Get trained by industry experts
• Easy to use and easy to follow
• Learn the most in-demand skills
• Expert tutors are always available for you via email
• Kickstart your career with quality training

***Additional GIFT***

• Course Completion PDF & Hardcopy Certificate, MCQ Exam & 24/7 Support Included
• 2 Accreditation (CPD UK and IPHM) in 1 Course

The dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour is one of our most popular training courses and is perfect for those individuals who want to start a new career path as a dog trainer or dog groomer, as well as established professionals who want to test their existing abilities and learn the latest techniques.

Course Curriculum

This comprehensive dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course has been divided into 36 interactive lessons. This makes for a more stimulating and comprehensive study of all the essential areas of dog behaviour, dog grooming and dog first aid, which also means that learners will be able to absorb the knowledge in manageable and intuitive segments and retain the vital information without even realising it.

This fully inclusive dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course includes the following modules:

Learn how to increase your expertise in dog behaviour, dog grooming and dog first aid by taking the following modules of this popular dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course. This dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course has been specially crafted to allow you to extend your knowledge base in this area and provide excellent groundwork for adapting your skillset and requirements in your chosen job role.

Understanding Dog Behaviour

Communication & Senses of the Dogs

• Senses Of The Dogs
• Smell
• Sound
• Pheromones
• Vision
• Touch
• Taste
• How Do The Dogs Communicate?
• Auditory Communications
• Body Postures
• Play Postures
• Tail Waving
• Proxemics
• Conflict Behaviour
• Calming Signals

Dog’s Perception with the World

• Why do dogs communicate
• Dog’s Attention and Approach
• Bonding With Humans
• Social Referencing In Dogs
• How Do They Communicate With Us
• What Do Dogs Read
• Dogs' Synchronisation Behaviour

Human-Dog Relationship

• Human behaviour with the dogs
• Cruelty with dogs
• Distancing From Dogs
• Dog Fighting
• Dog’s Hoarders
• Relinquishment
• Anthropomorphism
• Relationship Between Human & Dog
• Types of Dog-Human Relationship

Dog’s Behaviour and Its Development

• The social establishment of domestic dogs
• Exploratory Behaviour of Dogs
• Feeding Behaviour
• Excretory Behaviour
• Sexual Behaviour
• Parturition Behaviour
• Pups’ Behaviour
• Different Phases of Dogs’ Behavioural Development like
• Foetal Period
• Newborn Period
• Transition Period
• Juvenile period
• Adult Period
• Old Age Period

Factors Influencing Dog’s Behaviour

• Factors Affecting Dogs’ Behaviour
• Basic Features and Constitutions of Dogs
• Hormonal Effects
• Neurological Influences
• Roles of Neurotransmitters
• Circadian rhythms
• Breeding Cycles
• Diet
• Ailment or injury
• Disorder in Nervous System
• Food Sensitivity
• Medicines
• Maternal influences on behaviour

Dog Training Basics

• Training Techniques & Tools
• Training Of Recall
• Workouts
• Crate Training
• Temptation Reward Training
• Event Marker Training
• Fitness Training
• Bite Inhibition Training
• Effects Of Punishment

Enrichment of Dog’s Physical-Mental Health

• Enrichment of Dog's Physical Health
• Physical Activities Like Exercise, Sports
• Weight & Muscle Criteria
• Nutritional Needs 
• Dog's Mental Enrichment
• Boosts for Mental Health
• Play Time
• Physical Activities
• Training
• Improvement of the Environment

Dog’s Learning & Behaviour Modification

• Different Aspects That Affect Learning Dog’s Ability
• Physical-Mental State
• Genes
• Perceptions
• Domestication Effects On Learning

Knowing your dog

• Coat type
• Ears
• Nails
• Paws

What influences a dog’s appearance

• Genetics
• Coat type
• Exercises and health

Providing the nutritions

• For a better coat
• A balanced diet
• Supplementing for a healthy coat

Equipment for grooming

• Combs
• Brushes
• Clippers

• Nail trimmers

Brushing your dog

• When to brush
• Undercoats

Training your dog for grooming

• Helping your dog enjoy grooming
• The dog’s mouth
• Keeping eye contact
• Sitting on the grooming table
• Training to keep still

Getting ready for grooming

• Gathering the equipment
• Keeping the routine supplies
• Flea and tick care supplies
• Purchasing the items

Bathing time

• Setting up the location
• Shampooing
• The bath
• Teeth
• Face
• Ears
• Rinsing
• Conditioning
• The technique of sponge bathing

Trimming

• Trimming the nails
• Trimming the pads and feet
• The head and the face

The common problems and solutions

• Mud and other types of dirt
• Ticks and fleas

First aid care

• A first aid kit
• Preventing an emergency
• Cuts and knicks
• Skin irritations

Things to consider

• When to call a professional
• The cost
• Looking for a groomer
• Doing it all by yourself

Getting your dog to pose for pictures

• Tips and tricks
• Add some colour

Grooming solutions

• Using oils
• Dry shampoo and conditioner
• Paw care
• Ear care

Grooming your dog for a show

• Learning the dog show basics
• Weeks before the show
• The night before the show
• Final touches

Becoming a professional dog groomer

• Is it the right thing?
• Work for a professional groomer
• Starting your own business

How to make grooming interesting

• Make grooming a routine
• Take your own time
• Use the proper tools

Popular myths about dogs

• Bathing your dog
• What is good for better coats
• Getting rid of bad odor
• Dog’s bad breath
• Raw eggs and dog’s coat
• Shaving the coat is bad

Primary Assessment

• Airway Check
• Breathing Check
• CPR

Personal Safety

• What are the Risks When You Provide First Aid to a Dog
• Need to Control Your Stress
• Safety from Cross Infection

First Aid Procedures

• Injury Treatment
• Abrasions & Cuts
• Car Accidents
• Bleeding
• Choking
• Shock
• poisoning
• Illness Treatment
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Dehydration
• Hypothermia
• Splinting for Fractures
• Bandaging

Hazards for Dogs

• Hazardous Household Objects
• Toxic Food
• Electric Items
• Poisonous Plants
• Garden Hazards
• Outside Hazards
• Unsafe Areas of the House

Keeping Safe in an Emergency

• Assessment and Emergency Preparations
• Disaster Supply Items
• Arrangement of a Safe Place

Travelling with Dogs

• Restraints for the Dogs During Trip
• Travelling in Cars
• Public Transport
• Air Travel
• Emergency Faced During Trip
• Arriving at the Destination

Certificate of Completion

On completion of the dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course, you will be eligible to order your free PDF & Hardcopy certificate of course completion. There is a minimum postal charge applicable to obtain the hardcopy course completion certificate which is:

• Inside the UK = £6.49
• International Students = £17.49

CPD UK and IPHM Accredited Certificate of Achievement

On completion of the dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course, you will be eligible to obtain the CPD UK and IPHM accredited certificate of achievement (dual certificate) to evidence your new skill and accomplishment, as well as your knowledge and skill set. You can also share this certificate with prospective employers and your professional network. The CPD UK and IPHM accredited certificate of achievement (dual certificate) is available in PDF format, at the cost of £12, or a hardcopy can be sent via post at the cost of £35.

Compatibility

All the lessons in this dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will only take a few minutes to complete, which means that it caters to every type of lifestyle and study method. Study breaks can be quickly scheduled, as can long and intensive periods of learning. You can make the most of your personal time, even if you only have 10 to 15 minutes free at any one time. Make this course work for you.

We don’t believe in placing time limits on learning, so you will never have to rush and complete a course before a strict deadline. Just concentrate on your goals and study in your own time and at your own pace with no unnecessary pressure.

This comprehensive dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course is ideal for anyone who is looking to improve their skills and move on to more challenging roles in this sector. Completion of the dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will prove your learning potential and provide the impetus to boost their career into whatever direction they choose but gaining an up-to-date perspective of everything involving dog behaviour, dog grooming and dog first aid.

The dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will provide both established professionals and relative newcomers to dog behaviour, dog grooming and dog first aid with some real advantages, earning impressive recognition and acquiring skills which will make any candidate’s CV stand out in a crowded marketplace.

There is no previous experience or specific entry requirements needed to enrol into this dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course, any student from any background, and of any age, can enrol into this dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course and learn at their own pace.

This dog first aid, dog grooming and dog behaviour course will bring you new opportunities and new possibilities in an ever-changing job market. Gain the latest techniques, theories, knowledge and confidence that you’ll need to procure the dream job you’ve been looking for. To achieve all this and to gather more valuable credits on your CV, this course could be a critical part of your future.

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