Next Start Date: 12th November 2017 8am, otherwise this course is run due to demand - please email your interest
Ready Vet Go!!
The
Ready Vet Go course is designed for anyone that wants to help their dog enjoy
vet visits.
The class is limited to 3 dogs maximum and will be held in a veterinary clinic for 1 hour a week for 4 weeks.
This course aims to give you and your dog skills that will help de-scary the average vet visit.
Things included in training are:
* Principles of clicker training, and positive reinforcement
* Hand targets – to move your dog around, and on to and off scales
* Mat training
* Sustained targets – keep your dog focused on you, whilst other things are done around him/her
* Body handling – including ears, eyes, body, tail, legs and paws
* Paw Presentations
* Crate Training (in case your dog needs to stay in hospital)
* Desensitisation to veterinary noises - beeps, buzzes and bangs
* Teach your dog to do their own nails
* Muzzle Training - even for those that haven’t required one in the past – training before will make life easier if ever your dog does need one.
The course is run on a Sunday as it is needed. These may be afternoon or morning timeslots depending on my private training schedules (however they will be the same for each week).
I do not expect your dog to be perfect after this introductory course, however, using the skills and knowledge you will obtain during the course, you should be able to build further.
The class is limited to 3 dogs maximum and will be held in a veterinary clinic for 1 hour a week for 4 weeks.
This course aims to give you and your dog skills that will help de-scary the average vet visit.
Things included in training are:
* Principles of clicker training, and positive reinforcement
* Hand targets – to move your dog around, and on to and off scales
* Mat training
* Sustained targets – keep your dog focused on you, whilst other things are done around him/her
* Body handling – including ears, eyes, body, tail, legs and paws
* Paw Presentations
* Crate Training (in case your dog needs to stay in hospital)
* Desensitisation to veterinary noises - beeps, buzzes and bangs
* Teach your dog to do their own nails
* Muzzle Training - even for those that haven’t required one in the past – training before will make life easier if ever your dog does need one.
The course is run on a Sunday as it is needed. These may be afternoon or morning timeslots depending on my private training schedules (however they will be the same for each week).
I do not expect your dog to be perfect after this introductory course, however, using the skills and knowledge you will obtain during the course, you should be able to build further.
