Overview
Learn how to assess and monitor dog behaviour, and manage dogs from different households, with our one-day course at ARU in Writtle. If you work as a dog walker, home boarder or a day carer, it's an ideal introduction to canine behaviour.
Who should attend?
Our dog behaviour course is designed for professionals working with dogs as a dog walker, home boarder or day carer.
Dates
We'll add future dates here when confirmed.
Where you'll study
Your faculty
At Writtle College, our courses blending classroom learning with hands-on experience in specialised fields such as sport, agriculture, horticulture, animal studies, equine studies, conservation and floristry.
Our Level 2 and Level 3 programmes are designed to prepare you for your future career or higher education pathways.
Study on our beautiful countryside campus, with dedicated resource centres and state-of-the-art facilities – and be a part of our supportive community.
Where can I study?
Writtle campus
Our picturesque 150-hectare campus is situated in the heart of the Essex countryside.
Fees & funding
Course fees
Standard booking
£105
Contact details
Short Courses team
[email protected]
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements, though note that this canine behaviour course is designed for professionals working with dogs as a dog walker, home boarder or day carer.
You must be over 16 to join the course.
By making a booking you are declaring yourself medically fit to participate in the course.
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