Modules
(For further details of the content of each module please email for an information pack)
- The Career as a Dog Behaviour Scientist
- Applying Learning Theory to Clinical Dog Behaviour
- The Ethology of the Domestic Dog – Motor Patterns, Behaviours influenced by genetics, and ‘What is Normal?’
- Understanding and Explaining Neurological and Endocrinological Activity
- Rescuing and Rehabilitating Abused and Neglected Dogs
- The role of Psychopharmacological Intervention and Supplementary therapies in Dog behaviour modification
- Recognising, Understanding and Modifying Stereotypical Behaviours
- Recognising, Understanding and Modifying Aggressive Behaviours
- Recognising, Understanding and Modifying Fear Related Behaviours
- Investigation Skills and Case Studies
- Practical Interpersonal Communication Skills
- Practical Delivery of Behaviour Consultations