Master Dog Care

How to prepare your dog for vet, Dog insurance, How to communicate with your dog, How to take care of your aging dog etc

What you’ll learn
How to safely take car rides with your dog
How to become a professional dog walker
How do l know if my senior dog is in pain
How shelters prepare your dog for adoption
What you need to know to safely bathe your aging dog
How to take care of your aging dog
What you should do if your dog is attacked by another dog
what you need to know about holistic medicine for dogs
How to prepare your dog for the vet
How to train your excited dog to behave in public
How to communicate with your dog
Dog insurance
Requirements
No requirement
Description
Owning a dog is great fun and immensely rewarding. But, dogs have complex needs and each dog is unique. There is no one ‘perfect’ way to care for all dogs, but expert advice will help you ensure your dog is healthy and happy. Understanding dog needs is very important for keeping your dog healthy and safe and ensure they live up to expectation. There are approximately eight and half million dogs kept as pet in the UK. But, did you know that 8 out of 10 dogs suffer from separation anxiety when left alone? if not, you’re not alone as it’s estimated that half of owners don’t realize. Looking at the world from a dogs point of view can help you understand your pet better.Dogs have highly developed senses: dogs have an incredible well-developed sense of smell, far superior to humans, at certain frequencies, dogs can detect sounds to four times quieter than humans can hear, dogs can also hear ultrasound, which is sound with greater than the upper limit of human being, dogs can see better than humans in dark and dim light. Dogs are extremely diverse in both size and shape. For example, there is over a 110- fold difference weight between the chihuahua ( 1 kg) and the St Bernard (115 kg ).Dogs use a range of method to communicate: communication is very important in helping dos form and maintain social groups, to transmit scent information, dog use urine, faeces and secretions from special scent glands, dogs produce a range of sounds, often in complex combinations, including whines, whimpers, growls, barks and howls. many dogs can use their body, face, tail, ears and limbs to communicate with other dogs.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Introduction to dog care

Section 2: How To Safely Take Car Rides With Your Dog

Lecture 3 Safely secure your dog in the car

Lecture 4 Consider your dog behavior before travel

Lecture 5 Help keep your dog from getting sick along the way

Lecture 6 Get them used to the car

Lecture 7 How to secure your dog in any vehicle

Section 3: How To Become A Professional Dog Walker

Lecture 8 Do you need any qualification to be a dog walker

Lecture 9 How much does a professional dog walker make

Lecture 10 Which dog walking service pay the most

Lecture 11 How do l become a dog walker with no experience

Lecture 12 Is there a demand for dog walkers

Lecture 13 Can l start a og walking business

Lecture 14 How many dogs can a dog walker walk with at one time

Lecture 15 What does every dog walker need

Lecture 16 What problems might a dog walker encounter

Section 4: How Do I Known If My Senior Dog Is In Pain

Lecture 17 Lameness or limping while walking or running

Lecture 18 Reluctance to walk sit, raise his head or turn the head to one side

Lecture 19 Shifting the body weight away from a painful limb

Lecture 20 Difficult in breathing

Lecture 21 Urinary and fecal accidents

Lecture 22 Changes in appetite

Section 5: How Shelters Prepare Your Dog For Adoption

Lecture 23 First steps

Lecture 24 Behind the scenes

Lecture 25 Bringing home your new dog

Section 6: What You Need To Know To Safely Bathe Your Aging Dog

Lecture 26 Equipment you need to safely bathe a dog at home

Lecture 27 Prepare the dog for the bath

Lecture 28 Fill the tub or bathing container

Lecture 29 Washing the dog

Lecture 30 Rinsing the dog / drying the dog

Section 7: How To Take Care Of Your Aging Dog

Lecture 31 Watch what they eat

Lecture 32 Give them dog joint supplement

Lecture 33 Take them in a regular check-ups

Lecture 34 Offer regular exercise session

Lecture 35 Pay attention to possible symptoms of an illness

Section 8: What You Should Do If Your Dog Is Attacked By Another Dog

Lecture 36 What you should do if your dog is attacked by another dog

Section 9: What You Need To Know About Holistic Medicine For Dog

Lecture 37 What you need to know about holistic medicine for dog

Section 10: How To Prepare Your Dog For The Vet

Lecture 38 Teaching your dog not to fear the vet

Lecture 39 Getting ready for the appointment

Lecture 40 Reducing stress in the waiting room

Section 11: How To Train Your Excited Dog To Behave In Public

Lecture 41 Do not take your dog behavior personally

Lecture 42 Define exactly what you want your dog to do in public

Lecture 43 Break the training into small reasonable steps

Lecture 44 Practice with dog at least three times in a week

Lecture 45 Reward your dog for making eye contact

Section 12: How To Communicate With Your Dog

Lecture 46 How to communicate with your dog

Section 13: Dog Insuance

Lecture 47 What does dog insurance covers

Lecture 48 How dog dog insurance works

Lecture 49 How much does dog insurance cost

Lecture 50 How do l know if dog insurance is right for my pet

every body, dog owners, family that own dogs, dog professionals, dog trainers, dog agencies, dog associations, care takers etc