I. DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MULTIPLE PHASES AND LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION

II. BEHAVIORAL INDOCTRINATION

A. Puppy Behavior
1. house breaking
2. socialization
3. problem solving
4. habit developments

B. Adult Dogs
1. new environment introductions and socialization
2. house breaking
3. negative habit correction

C.. Understanding The Dogs Moods, Traits And Habits
1. instincts
2. habits

D. Housing And Caring For The Puppy And Adult Dog
1. using the create
2. food drive training
3. animal hygiene
4. outdoor containment

III. CUSTOMER COMMUNICATION SKILLS

A. Preparing Customers And Families For New Dog Delivery

B. Immediate Post Delivery Of Dog Into New Home

C. Teaching Techniques To Handlers And Family

D. Telephone Communications Problem Solving

IV. OBEDIENCE TRAINING

A. Basic Handling Techniques
1. voice commands
2. physical movements
3. correction exercises
4. equipment familiarization

B. Working Maneuvers On-Lead

C. Working Maneuvers Off-Lead

D. Public Socialization
1. other dogs
2. friendly strangers

V. AGGRESSION TRAINING

A. Handling
1. stance
2. reading the dog
3. handler security practices
4. practice of voluntary and commanded protection

B. Voluntary And Involuntary Attack Work
1. awareness
2. encouragement
3. correction
4. discrimination techniques

C. Instruction And Practice Of Agitation Methods

D. Territorial Protection
1. residential
2. vehicular
3. unfamiliar environments

VI. CIVIL CONTROL TRAINING

A. Understanding The Dog’s Perceptions

B. Handler Awareness Practices

C. Unintentional Attack Correction Techniques

D. Voice Commands And Praises

E. Socialization In Public Environments

F. Controlling The Dog Within Violent Environments

VII. GRADUATION

 

Global K9 Group
DOG BREEDING AND WHELPING COURSE OUTLINE

The Following Course Requires Successful Completion Of The Above Listed Trainers Course

I. DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MULTIPLE PHASES AND LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION

II. INTRODUCTION TO BLOODLINE STUDIES

A. Choosing A Breed
1. pet ? or working dog?
2. identifying working dog characteristics
3. acquisition of sires and dams
4. veterinary examinations

B. Lineage Interpretations
1. domestic
2. foreign

III. PRE-BREEDING PROCEDURES

A. Breeding Configuration Involvement
1. choosing the proper dam and sire combinations
a. confirmation
b. temperament

B. Proper Pre-Breeding Medical Responsibilities
1. dam examinations and certifications
2. sire examinations and certifications

C. Owner Responsibilities And Proper Civil Procedures
1. stud fees and responsibilities
2. accepted practices and procedures of owners
3. technical supervision acquisition
a. during breeding
b. during whelping
4. owner's breeding contracts and agreements

D. Understanding The Dam's Moods, Traits And Habits
1. during heat cycle

E. Understanding The Sire's Moods, Traits And Habits
1. during heat cycle

F. Veterinary Examinations

IV. BREEDING

A. Artificial Insemination Techniques

B. Containment Of The Sire And Dam

C. Breeding Schedule

D. Socialization Of The Pair
1. presentation of the sire to dam
a. timing
b. human involvement

E. Understanding The Dam's Moods, Traits And Habits
1. ovulation period
2. during breeding

F. Understanding The Sire's Moods, Traits And Habits
1. ovulation period
2. during breeding

G. Ovulation Determination Techniques
1. stud attitudes and characteristics
2. dam attitudes and characteristics
3. attitude and mood determinations
4. smear samples and examination

H. Housing And Caring For The Dam
1. housing during gestation
2. prenatal care
3. gestation and breeding schedule configuration estimates

V. POST BREEDING PROCEDURES

A. Prenatal Care And Housing

B. Palpation Techniques

C. X-ray Procedures

D. Configuring Whelping Dates And Estimates

E. Veterinary Examinations

VI. WHELPING THE LITTER

A. Preparation Of the Whelping Area

B. Monitoring The Dam

C. Assisting An Actual Whelping (participation will be at unknown time during course period or following course period, depending on FKS whelping schedule)

D. Birthing Procedures
1. dam health care during and immediately following whelping
2. puppy health care during and immediately following whelping

E. Veterinary Participation And Examinations

F. Vaccinations, And Postnatal Care
1. litter offspring
2. dam

G. Weaning

VII. GRADUATION

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