Become a dog trainer!
Do you love dogs? Would you enjoy teaching and sharing your love of dogs with other people? If so, you already have the basics for becoming a professional dog trainer. While breaking into the dog training business requires hard work and dedication to the field, there has never been a better time to get involved. Because most people lead hectic lifestyles, they don\'t have the time and the patience to train their dogs properly. Dog training is a tremendously rewarding career. One should remember first of all that training is a "service" profession and that one is working with people who also happen to have dogs. In other words, you are working with animals but you are primarily working with people. One should realize that a "certificate" from a particular training school is simply that: A certificate for completing one of the numerous training courses available. If you choose to attend a "dog training school", does your homework first: Investigate the program and how it fits with your needs. There is no nationally recognized certification, though many individual businesses will be happy to charge you a fee and "certify" you. In general, those individuals employed as dog trainers are largely "self educated". This means they have read extensively on behavior modification and dog psychology, attended seminars, workshops and conventions, and perhaps mentored with other trainers. Presently there are no degrees offered in "dog training" at any major universities across the country. Undoubtedly a formal education in behavioral psychology/veterinary sciences is very useful for an individual interested in professional training.
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