Proper dog training schools should contain a history of modern dog training, animal learning in general and dog behaviour in particular, how to design your own dog behaviour classes once you graduated. The education should be well balanced between theory lessons and hands on practice. Business management is another important fact, because that is what you are going to do; run a business with all of the responsibility and work that comes with it. The length of the education vary from some weeks up to 40 weeks. At some courses you have the opportunity to study in your own pace, so if you are faster you can start your career earlier. The cost vary a lot, you can get more information on that at the Association of Pet Dog Trainers site, an excellent informational site for you if you are thinking about a career as a dog trainer. They have a very good newsletter, experts on the site to get advice from etc.
You also have to be sure that the school you pick, contains courses in the area you want to specialize in, there are many forms of training and you can pick one or several for your business. Puppy training, problem behaviour, agility, teach tracking or hunting and so on.
So those are the hard facts and the things that will require proper research and information seeking on your part. Then to the more philosophical aspects of choosing a profession or changing your line of career. I believe, if you pick a job that you love and enjoy, and are prepared to work hard, the rest will come along with it! Money, opportunities, all of those things we need from a profession as well. So , go for it, not without being prepared for a dog's life for a while, but none the less, live your dreams!
| Want To Know More About A Dog Training Career? Please visit www.dogtraining.efven.com Beatrice Stephenson is a freelance writer on pets, recreation and health. |
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