I want to Become a Dog Trainer, What Should I Look For When Picking a School?
- Does the professional dog trainer school provide verifiable, science-based education in learning theory, ethology, and animal husbandry rather than "personal recipe" or myth-based training
- Will the professional dog trainer school teach me methods I feel comfortable applying or will they teach me force-based methods that I may not comfortable using?
- Will the professional dog training school allow me to speak one-on-one with my instructors or will all of my learning take place in books and online without any personal attention?
- Does the program at the professional dog training school include the opportunity for hands-on work such as an apprenticeship and if so, will this hands on work actually be sufficient to prepare me for the work that I want to do?
- Are the instructors at the professional dog trainer school certified professional dog trainers with the experience and knowledge to teach others?
- Will the professional dog training program give me all of the information and tools I will need to prepare for the certified professional dog trainers' examination?
Susan Smith, Raising Canine
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