Veterinary Technician Training course

Course Title:
Vet Clinic Puppy Manners and Socialization Certification

Pre-requisites: Vet Tech; or have a desire to help the public with their puppies at a veterinary clinic; some common knowledge about dog safety, health, and nutrition

Purpose/Goal: To prepare and certify vet techs (or others) to hold classes in veterinary clinics to socialize; begin training; and educate their clients how to have their puppies grow to be good community members.

Course Info: This train the trainer course will teach you step by step instruction to help you hold classes within a veterinary clinic near you. It focuses on training Vet Techs (or others) to assist vet clinic clients in early puppy education, dealing with safety, health and nutrition, puppy manner imprinting, socialization, and general puppy care. Learn to become a Certified Veterinary Clinic Puppy Imprinting and Socialization trainer!

You will learn to hold a class and teach clients at veterinary clinics the following skills or knowledge:

Socialization with other dogs and people
Basic understanding of early puppy behavior
Consistancy
Body Language
Why a puppy bites and how to stop it
Why a puppy jumps and how to control it
Imprinting of early manners
Watch me
Sit; Come and Down
Walk with me
Stand
Wait
Basic tricks to keep the puppies happy
Shake, catch, roll over, over/under, crawl, go through a tunnel

Instructional information on:

Housetraining
Crate Training
House proofing for a new puppy
Understanding Leadership roles
Safety tips for House, Holidays, Traveling

Vet Visits talks:

Handling
Nail triming
Grooming
Ear cleaning
Dental care
Administering medications
Weigh-In
Keeping track of the puppy’s growth

Course Cost and Length: $400, 9 sessions.

Course Dates and Times:(TO REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS: Choose from the following course offerings. This will send you to our Session Information and registration page. When you get there, click on the "Registration" link at the top or bottom of that page and follow the easy registration procedure.)

Live Session Registration:

June 6-August 1, 2007 (Wed. 5:00-6:00 PM PST)

Theses classes will fill fast. If you are unable to join or can not meet at these times, please complete Form to be put on Wait list for next course or check out the Self-Paced Course (Recorded) offerings.

Recorded Sessions Registration ($200) :

Live—You will speak to the instructor in an online “classroom” with several other students.
Recorded—Watch the presentation at your own pace, with weekly feedback from the instructor.

Instructor: Jan Bradfeldt, has been associated with dog training since 1971 and has instructed for Emerald Dog Obed. Club (EDOC) since 1972. Her college studies are in behavior modification, psychology and animal science. Jan graduated from Oregon State Univ. in 1976. She is currently teaching puppy imprinting classes for 3 local veterinarians and also a public Canine Good Citizen Prep Class. Jan also teaches a weekly Show Conformation class for EDOC. Jan has done training with the Delta Society for therapy dogs and is currently a Canine Good Citizen evaluator for the AKC. Her first German Shorthaired Pointer was given to her 48 years ago. Jan and her husband still train and compete in many dog activities including, Obedience, Rally, Agility, Show Conformation, AKC hunt tests, CGC and Animal Assisted Therapy work. Jan spent 20 years in the corporate world as a Hazardous Materials Regulatory Shipping Specialist before leaving it to work with dogs and their owners full time.

Jan currently has several top winning German Shorthaired Pointers as well as an English Cocker Spaniel.

Student Information

We do not recommend taking a course if you have access to the internet ONLY through a dial-up modem. The speed is just too slow and you will not have a good experience. HOWEVER, you can go to the local library or public areas with free wireless “areas” such as hotel lobbies or coffee houses and take your course. You will need to bring your cell phone. Though the call is toll-free to teleconference, depending on your wireless cell phone service plan, you may be charged for the minutes.
Check out the availability to have wireless through Direct TV or Satellite installed at your home. The costs are getting more reasonable every day.

For registration, login or other technical problems:

Self-Service Technical Support
- Email: support@webex.com
Live technical support
- Phone: Call 1-866-229-3239 (U.S. and Canada toll-free), +1-408-435-7088 (International toll), or an International toll-free phone number, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (For current customers only.)

Necessary Downloads Prior to taking a course:

You will need to allow ActiveX to be installed on your computer (you will be prompted before logging in to a class if you need it).
You will also need a media player for audio and video. Download the free Microsoft Media Player or Quicktime Player .
MAC Users: Click here to get to Webex. On the page that comes up, in the left panel, choose "Training Manager" under "Set Up." Then, click on "verify your rich media players." Check that you have the latest uploads of Flash and Windows Media Player to be able to view and hear videos for this course.

You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click here to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms.

Click here to check schedule and sign up for this course.

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	Course Title: Vet Clinic Puppy Manners and Socialization Certification Pre-requisites: Vet Tech; or have a desire to help the public with their puppies at a veterinary clinic; some common knowledge about dog safety, health, and nutrition Purpose/Goal: To prepare and certify vet techs (or others) to hold classes in veterinary clinics to socialize; begin training; and educate their clients how to have their puppies grow to be good community members. Course Info: This train the trainer course will teach you step by step instruction to help you hold classes within a veterinary clinic near you. It focuses on training Vet Techs (or others) to assist vet clinic clients in early puppy education, dealing with safety, health and nutrition, puppy manner imprinting, socialization, and general puppy care. Learn to become a Certified Veterinary Clinic Puppy Imprinting and Socialization trainer! You will learn to hold a class and teach clients at veterinary clinics the following skills or knowledge: Socialization with other dogs and people Basic understanding of early puppy behavior Consistancy Body Language Why a puppy bites and how to stop it Why a puppy jumps and how to control it Imprinting of early manners Watch me Sit; Come and Down Walk with me Stand Wait Basic tricks to keep the puppies happy Shake, catch, roll over, over/under, crawl, go through a tunnel Instructional information on: Housetraining Crate Training House proofing for a new puppy Understanding Leadership roles Safety tips for House, Holidays, Traveling Vet Visits talks: Handling Nail triming Grooming Ear cleaning Dental care Administering medications Weigh-In Keeping track of the puppy’s growth Course Cost and Length: $400, 9 sessions. Course Dates and Times:(TO REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS: Choose from the following course offerings. This will send you to our Session Information and registration page. When you get there, click on the "Registration" link at the top or bottom of that page and follow the easy registration procedure.) Live Session Registration: June 6-August 1, 2007 (Wed. 5:00-6:00 PM PST) Theses classes will fill fast. If you are unable to join or can not meet at these times, please complete Form to be put on Wait list for next course or check out the Self-Paced Course (Recorded) offerings. Recorded Sessions Registration ($200) : Live—You will speak to the instructor in an online “classroom” with several other students. Recorded—Watch the presentation at your own pace, with weekly feedback from the instructor. Instructor: Jan Bradfeldt, has been associated with dog training since 1971 and has instructed for Emerald Dog Obed. Club (EDOC) since 1972. Her college studies are in behavior modification, psychology and animal science. Jan graduated from Oregon State Univ. in 1976. She is currently teaching puppy imprinting classes for 3 local veterinarians and also a public Canine Good Citizen Prep Class. Jan also teaches a weekly Show Conformation class for EDOC. Jan has done training with the Delta Society for therapy dogs and is currently a Canine Good Citizen evaluator for the AKC. Her first German Shorthaired Pointer was given to her 48 years ago. Jan and her husband still train and compete in many dog activities including, Obedience, Rally, Agility, Show Conformation, AKC hunt tests, CGC and Animal Assisted Therapy work. Jan spent 20 years in the corporate world as a Hazardous Materials Regulatory Shipping Specialist before leaving it to work with dogs and their owners full time. Jan currently has several top winning German Shorthaired Pointers as well as an English Cocker Spaniel. Student Information We do not recommend taking a course if you have access to the internet ONLY through a dial-up modem. The speed is just too slow and you will not have a good experience. HOWEVER, you can go to the local library or public areas with free wireless “areas” such as hotel lobbies or coffee houses and take your course. You will need to bring your cell phone. Though the call is toll-free to teleconference, depending on your wireless cell phone service plan, you may be charged for the minutes. Check out the availability to have wireless through Direct TV or Satellite installed at your home. The costs are getting more reasonable every day. For registration, login or other technical problems: Self-Service Technical Support Email: support@webex.com Live technical support Phone: Call 1-866-229-3239 (U.S. and Canada toll-free), +1-408-435-7088 (International toll), or an International toll-free phone number, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (For current customers only.) Necessary Downloads Prior to taking a course: You will need to allow ActiveX to be installed on your computer (you will be prompted before logging in to a class if you need it). You will also need a media player for audio and video. Download the free Microsoft Media Player or Quicktime Player . MAC Users: Click here to get to Webex. On the page that comes up, in the left panel, choose "Training Manager" under "Set Up." Then, click on "verify your rich media players." Check that you have the latest uploads of Flash and Windows Media Player to be able to view and hear videos for this course. You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click here to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms. Click here to check schedule and sign up for this course. Click here to return to Dog Training Course
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