À propos
Taking your dog for walks conjures up wonderful images of romping through parks and enjoying quality time together. But what if you secretly dread walking the dog? Do you find excuses not to head outside for much-needed exercise for you and your furball? Does your dog pull so hard on the leash you fear he’ll pull your arm off. Walking the dog is hard work!
Know how to leash train a dog so he doesn’t jump up at strangers, leap out into traffic, eat something gross on the sidewalk, or pull you over. With our friendly dog trainer Ian Stone, you’ll soon have your puppy or older dog under control. In his easy-to-follow videos, you’ll learn how to teach a dog to walk on a leash. You’ll know what equipment you need, such as different harnesses and leashes, and go through the different training stages to leash train - including using food to teach your dog.
Enjoy a happier, healthier relationship with your dogs. Start dog walking training with Ian Stone today.
Conditions requises
International Open Academy courses are designed for anyone with an interest in learning. No formal qualifications are required to study with us. Our courses are suitable if you want to learn new skills, start a new career, or if you’re already working in a particular industry and wish to upgrade your talents and enhance your resume.
Leçons
Module 1: Before You Get Started
- Meet the trainer and course overview
- How to handle and use food correctly
- Marker training and engagement
- Selecting the right hardware and habituation
- Leash handling skills
Module 2: Building A Strong Foundation
- Understanding the training stages
- Stage 1: leash over shoulder
- Stage 2: leash in front and heel-sits
- Stage 3: heel-sits in straightaways
- Stage 4: say “Hello” (sit for petting)
Module 3: Moving Forward
- Tension control
- Layering distractions and moving outside
- Training aids
- Real world practice
Module 4: Polishing, Troubleshooting, And Add-ons
- Road construction
- Heel and finish maneuvers
- Boomerang maneuver
- Retractable
- Farewell
Carrière
Who is this course for?
- Dog guardians who want walks to be fun, not frustrating
- Any pet parents, whether they have a new puppy, adopted a shelter dog, or live with an older dog who does not walk nicely
- Anyone who walks dogs from time to time. Out-of-control dogs can be a danger to themselves, other people and traffic
- People who work or volunteer in animal rescue centers or shelters. Dogs pulling on the leash is one of the most common behavioral problems and could be the reason why a pet ends up in a shelter. Well-trained dogs are more likely to find their happy, forever home
- Dog walkers and pet sitters who want an accredited course to show their employers their commitment to animal welfare
Opportunités de carrière
- Study an accredited certificate course in loose leash training to become a dog walker or pet sitter
- If you wish to find work involving handling dogs, studying this course will prove to employers that you are a serious contender
Certification
Vous devrez suivre chaque leçon dans son intégralité et répondre aux examens à la fin de chaque module de cours. Si votre taux de réussite dépasse 55 % à chaque examen, vous avez alors droit à un certificat de réussite ou à d'autres options d'accréditation pour reconnaître votre réussite.
La plupart de nos cours vous rapporteront des crédits via la formation continue (CE) / le développement professionnel continu (CPD). Les points CE/CPD sont acceptés et reconnus par les organismes membres professionnels et les établissements universitaires aux États-Unis et dans le monde.
Tous les cours sont accrédités par l'International Council for Online Educational Standards (www.icoes.org) et l'Association internationale des collèges privés d'enseignement professionnel (www.iapcc.org). Lorsqu'ils terminent avec succès un cours, les étudiants peuvent choisir d'acheter un certificat ICOES reconnaissant la réussite auprès de cette institution tierce.
Creator
Ian Stone
Expertise: Dog Training
Ian has been educating and working in animal welfare for many years. With a Master's degree in Teaching, he is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA). He is also a certified instructor for Pet CPR and first aid, an AKC-Certified Canine Good Citizen evaluator, and a Professional Premium member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. He is owner and head instructor at Simpawtico Dog Training, LLC, and is the Canine Behavior and Training Manager for his local shelter. He lives with his wife, four dogs, and one cat in upstate New York.
Dog Walking 101
9440 étudiants. Accrédité par ICOES. Certifié par IAPCC et CPD.
9440 étudiants.
Accrédité par ICOES.
Certifié par IAPCC et CPD.
À propos
Taking your dog for walks conjures up wonderful images of romping through parks and enjoying quality time together. But what if you secretly dread walking the dog? Do you find excuses not to head outside for much-needed exercise for you and your furball? Does your dog pull so hard on the leash you fear he’ll pull your arm off. Walking the dog is hard work!
Know how to leash train a dog so he doesn’t jump up at strangers, leap out into traffic, eat something gross on the sidewalk, or pull you over. With our friendly dog trainer Ian Stone, you’ll soon have your puppy or older dog under control. In his easy-to-follow videos, you’ll learn how to teach a dog to walk on a leash. You’ll know what equipment you need, such as different harnesses and leashes, and go through the different training stages to leash train - including using food to teach your dog.
Enjoy a happier, healthier relationship with your dogs. Start dog walking training with Ian Stone today.
Conditions requises
International Open Academy courses are designed for anyone with an interest in learning. No formal qualifications are required to study with us. Our courses are suitable if you want to learn new skills, start a new career, or if you’re already working in a particular industry and wish to upgrade your talents and enhance your resume.
Leçons
Module 1: Before You Get Started
- Meet the trainer and course overview
- How to handle and use food correctly
- Marker training and engagement
- Selecting the right hardware and habituation
- Leash handling skills
Module 2: Building A Strong Foundation
- Understanding the training stages
- Stage 1: leash over shoulder
- Stage 2: leash in front and heel-sits
- Stage 3: heel-sits in straightaways
- Stage 4: say “Hello” (sit for petting)
Module 3: Moving Forward
- Tension control
- Layering distractions and moving outside
- Training aids
- Real world practice
Module 4: Polishing, Troubleshooting, And Add-ons
- Road construction
- Heel and finish maneuvers
- Boomerang maneuver
- Retractable
- Farewell
Carrière
Who is this course for?
- Dog guardians who want walks to be fun, not frustrating
- Any pet parents, whether they have a new puppy, adopted a shelter dog, or live with an older dog who does not walk nicely
- Anyone who walks dogs from time to time. Out-of-control dogs can be a danger to themselves, other people and traffic
- People who work or volunteer in animal rescue centers or shelters. Dogs pulling on the leash is one of the most common behavioral problems and could be the reason why a pet ends up in a shelter. Well-trained dogs are more likely to find their happy, forever home
- Dog walkers and pet sitters who want an accredited course to show their employers their commitment to animal welfare
Opportunités de carrière
- Study an accredited certificate course in loose leash training to become a dog walker or pet sitter
- If you wish to find work involving handling dogs, studying this course will prove to employers that you are a serious contender
Creator
Ian Stone
Expertise: Dog Training
Ian has been educating and working in animal welfare for many years. With a Master's degree in Teaching, he is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA). He is also a certified instructor for Pet CPR and first aid, an AKC-Certified Canine Good Citizen evaluator, and a Professional Premium member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. He is owner and head instructor at Simpawtico Dog Training, LLC, and is the Canine Behavior and Training Manager for his local shelter. He lives with his wife, four dogs, and one cat in upstate New York.