Guide Dog Training is different from any other kind of training dog. Typical candidates for positions training guide dogs have a college degree in a related field, such as animal behavior. They then spend a three-year apprenticeship with a guide dog school before becoming a full-fledged guide dog trainer/instructor.
The field is extremely competitive. San Francisco State University recently started a masters degree program in Guide Dog Mobility. That is an excellent way to get in the field, but it too is extremely competitive. Basically, though, you need to be an animal lover, not OCD but relaxed and laid back, you need to like people and be comfortable around people with multiple disabilities Experience with dogs and blind people also helps. You can get involved with puppy raising or volunteering with a guide dog school.
San Francisco university? SF, CA
Depends on the program or school. A full-time guide or service dog trainer is like any other job.
yes propaly i am a really funny comedian but if i don't get into that i will be a guide dog trainer i look after guide dogs so i know lots about them. by molz
its helps them become a perfeshinal dog
They should definitely be patient!!!
Guide dogs are not loaned out for fund raising because they are extremely valuable (approximately $40,000) and require very specific handling to maintain their training. They accompany trainers from the school that trains them. Puppy raisers of candidates hoping to attend formal training as guide dogs may also accompany their charges on public outings on approval of the guide dog school.For information on becoming a puppy raiser or guide dog trainer, check these questions on WikiAnswers:"How do you become a guide dog puppy raiser?""How do you become a guide dog trainer?"It would be simpler to arrange to borrow a collection box from the school in order to help them raise funds.you go to the council and they will let you as long as you give the money that you collect to the guide dog trainers and not just keep it all for your self!
There is no special place you have to live to become a dog trainer. But it might be a good idea, if you are considering moving, to live near a dog trainer college.
start eating dog biscuits da and they will promote u to actually work there! so find a dog, buy him food, eat his food, and become a "dog trainer"!!!!
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It will take up to 2 years depending on the program. You will then be a certified dog trainer.
Dog trainer schools located in London include, but are not limited to: Tip Top Dog School, South London Dog Training and Behaviour, and Hendon Dog Training School. If one wishes for their dog to train specifically as a guide dog, 'Guide Dogs' in London is available too.
its either a MQC or no