Level 4 Diploma in Canine Welfare, Training and Behaviour

Do you want to expand your underpinning knowledge of dog training and behaviour even further AND achieve a nationally recognised qualification whilst doing so?

One that is not only recognised within the Canine Profession, but one that sits on the National Qualifications Framework and is regulated by OFQUAL?

The Level 4 Diploma in Canine Welfare, Training and Behaviour has been developed to provide learners with in-depth knowledge and understanding of canine welfare, behaviour and training and expand their understanding of the dog, what makes it tick and how to motivate it.

The course comprises multi-faceted learning styles and students will benefit from continuous mentoring from a renowned name in dog behaviour and training. The certificate is externally verified, has been accredited 42 credits by OFQUAL.

Upon successful completion, you will be awarded a Level 4 Diploma in Canine Welfare, Training and Behaviour from AIM.

Level 4 Diploma in Canine Welfare, Training and Behaviour

AIM Qualification: 42 credits

Qualification number: 60/4823/9

A fully tutored and mentored correspondence course of 12 months duration

Course fees: £2000. Payment options are available.

Contact the office to register your interest now.

Who is this course suitable for?

This Level 4 Certificate in Canine Welfare, Training and Behaviour is right for you if –

• You want to expand your knowledge of the dog from the inside out
• You want to have a greater understanding of canine anatomy and physiology
• You want to have a deeper understanding of canine behaviour and communication
• You want to explore canine motivation and the importance of play
• You want to achieve a nationally recognised qualification, not only within the Canine Profession but one that is regulated by OFQUAL
• You have completed an OFQUAL regulated Level 3 qualification in Canine Behaviour or a related qualification
• You are 18 or over

The course covers:

• Canine locomotion
• The influence of canine anatomy on behaviour
• Assessing behavioural change as a result of pain and discomfort
• Common Canine Behaviour Problems
• Internal and external influences on behaviour
• The consequences of long-term kenneling
• Managing rescue dogs
• Alternative therapies in behaviour management
• Dog training equipment
• Canine Guardians
• The impact of lifestyle on canine behaviour
• The underpinning principles of learning theory
• The roles of conditioning in canine behaviour modification
• The sources and function of major nutrients in the domesticate dogs diet
• The anatomy and physiology
• The importance of play
• The business requirements for managing dog training classes

Title	Level	Credit	GLH	TQT	Unit code
Canine Anatomy & Behaviour	4	6	50	60	SP3/4/NQ/001
Canine Behaviour Problems	4	5	45	50	SP3/4/NQ/002
Canine Guardians	4	3	25	30	SP3/4/NQ/003
Canine Learning Theory	4	6	50	60	SP3/4/NQ/004
Canine Nutrition	4	3	28	30	SH2/4/NQ/005
Canine Physiology	4	8	70	80	SP3/4/NQ/005
Canine Play & Exercise	4	4	35	40	SP3/4/NQ/006
Influences of canine behaviour	4	3	28	30	SP3/4/NQ/007
Managing a dog training class	4	4	30	40	SP3/4/NQ/007