Welcome to the online courses page.
I'm pleased to be releasing some online courses.
The following courses are live and ready for enrollments - for information on enrolling keep reading.
K9 manners (also suitable for new puppy owners) course - aimed at those that need help with basic manners, walking etc.
Cooperative Care course - the equivalent of Ready Vet Go! online - prepping your dog for vet and grooming visits etc.
Building Confidence and Resilience - designed for those that are a little reactive/sensitive to their world - each period has sections for skills, body awareness, husbandry, tricks and enrichment
I have others in the planning stages as well and these will gradually launch in the coming months.
The following courses are live and ready for enrollments - for information on enrolling keep reading.
K9 manners (also suitable for new puppy owners) course - aimed at those that need help with basic manners, walking etc.
Cooperative Care course - the equivalent of Ready Vet Go! online - prepping your dog for vet and grooming visits etc.
Building Confidence and Resilience - designed for those that are a little reactive/sensitive to their world - each period has sections for skills, body awareness, husbandry, tricks and enrichment
I have others in the planning stages as well and these will gradually launch in the coming months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can complete these courses?
Anyone can, providing you have access to internet and an appropriate learner.
These courses are designed for all to participate especially those with anxious or reactive dogs that would find class environments stressful. These courses are also great for those that are time poor or shift workers and may not be able to commit to a weekly course.
What methods are used?
I only train using force free, reward-based training. This is otherwise known as positive reinforcement and is scientifically proven to improve learning.
Put simply, it means I will not teach you to hurt (physically/mentally) your learner when they do the wrong thing. Instead, we focus on teaching them what we want them to do and reward for this. If they offer a behaviour that is not appropriate it is either ignored or redirected to something that can be rewarded.
To learn more about reward based training read here https://www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/canine-corner/201012/reward-training-vs-discipline-based-dog-training
What equipment will I need?
For you, a computer, smart phone or tablet that has internet access. You will also need to be able to submit videos (via phone/tablet is easiest) to either Facebook messenger or a Facebook group if you wish to receive review of your training.
Your animal will need:
- A safe collar/harness (fitted so that it is both comfortable and secure).
- A standard lead
- A marker (clicker/whistle/torch/YES/thumbs up)
- Plenty of rewards
Specialised equipment
For the K9 manners course – a long line
Cooperative Care – basket muzzle (or equivalent), fake needle/syringe, clippers or sound proof puppy app downloaded, fake scales (or access to veterinary clinic)
Tricks Course – target stick, skateboard, kids toys, retrieval items/basket etc
What will I learn?
K9 manners
Basic skills including
- introduction of a marker
- start and finish cues
- sit
- down/drop
- swap
- mat/station training
- focus games and management techniques
- loose lead walking
- using a long line
- recall
- wait
- stay
- stand
- leave it
- emergency u-turn
- and more…
Cooperative Care
- introduction of a marker
- start and finish cues
- sit
- down/drop
- lay on side/expose belly
- mat/station training
- focus games and management techniques
- introduction of sustained target
- the bucket game
- introduction of noises/smells
- scales
- muzzle training
- appropriate reward delivery
Building Confidence and Resilience online
- introduction of a marker
- start and finish cues
- handling and focus skills
- several tasks
- tricks to build confidence
- problem solving skills
- body awareness skills (balance, hind limb awareness, negotiating spaces)
- husbandry training (prepping for vet and grooming basics)
- using enrichment (choosing appropriate enrichment and implementation of various types - find what works for your dog)
Tricks online - coming soon
- introduction of a marker
- start and finish cues
- shake a paw
- roll over/side
- spin/rewind
- crawl
- paw targets
- nose targets
- shape/object identification
- reading
- pivots (hind end awareness)
- put toys away
- basket ball
- skateboard
How long do I have to complete?
Each course you enrol in, will allow you access for 12 months. It is designed that one course is able to be completed in 6 weeks (some people/pet teams will complete faster whilst others slower).
Each enrolment fee is for 1 animal. However, this does not stop you training others.
The videos you submit etc (if you choose to do so) must be for the individual learner identified in the enrolment paperwork.
How will I be supported?
Once you have access to the material, you can also request to be added to the Facebook group for online students.
When your enrolment period is finished, you will not be removed from the Facebook group unless group rules have been breached.
You will also be able to access help via email.
As part of the course requirement you will need to submit videos if you wish to receive the certificate at the end. These videos are so I can help you get the best from your training and pick up on areas that may be able to be improved. The videos can be uploaded in the Facebook group or via All Pets Ed FB messenger. If you do not wish the certificate, there is no pressure to submit videos, though they are welcome.
Do I have to be in Australia to complete these courses?
No. Access is worldwide, providing you have access to internet and a willing learner.
How will I be assessed?
Your relationship with your learner and the skills imparted will be assessed via short videos you upload to either the All Pets Ed FB messenger or the Facebook group. If you do not wish to be assessed, you can still access the content and choose not to upload the videos.
Will I receive a certificate?
Any that successfully complete the required number of tasks and submit these videos (for the individual learner Identified in the enrolment paperwork) during their enrolment period, will receive a digital certificate once complete.
What will the course cost?
I aim to keep fees minimal. Each course has a lot of value. The standard cost is $150AUD, however due to COVID19 and the need to get something out and affordable for pet owners, I have temporarily reduced the course costs to $75 AUD.
How do I enrol?
Complete the form below or follow the link here. https://goo.gl/forms/1ZqwJie5Lq8pDc4y1
Choose the course/s you wish to enrol in ($75 per course per animal (that receives certificate)) and send a copy of payment (bank deposit/paypal) to allpetsed.online@gmail.com
How do I access?
Once enrolment and payment have been processed you will be sent an email to generate your password and then directed to the website.
For future access go to www.allpetseducationandtraining.com.au, click on log in and enter your email address (username) and chosen password. You can reset your password if you forget it.
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