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Course List
Our courses are independently accredited for CPD points by The CPD Group. We are accredited as a CPD training provider by The CPD Group.
Our original work courses are written, created and delivered by us and are exclusive to us.

Below is a list of our currently accredited courses. You can contact us HERE if you have any questions.
Most courses have a pre course exercise.
Courses of roughly 8 to 10 hours are usually delivered by Zoom, some 10 hours or 2-3 days and upwards may be part zoom and part in classrooms or kennels.
11 CPD points Approx11 hrs
An overview of the Dangerous Dogs Act, 1871 Dogs Act, defence and prosecution, liability and more.
How does it affect you, your dog and your work? more info......
Introduction to Identifying Prohibited Breeds E002
15 CPD Points Approx 15 hours over 2-3 days
Understanding the interpretation of the law regarding whether a dog is or is not considered to be a prohibited breed.
Record keeping, evidence gathering and examples. More info........
Dog Behaviour Safety in Vet Practices level 1 G005
10 CPD Points Approx 10 hours
Dog body language, strategy for sudden threat, owner control, risk assessing and set up of practice policies
Expert Witness in Dangerous Dogs E001
215 CPD Points 10 modules over 12 months
Specialist course in 10 home study modules for experienced dog behaviourists wanting to understand and learn about the role of an Expert Witness.
5 CPD points Approx 6 hrs
Learn to identify risks and solutions.
What checks are needed, plans and contingencies and safety.
Learn how to create a risk assessment.
10 CPD Points Approx 10 hours over 2-3 days
Using equipment, restraint and capture of dogs, safety, using body language etc
Understanding the different types of sprays, poles, shields and other equipment more info.....
Good Practice in Kennel Management K001
5 CPD points Approx 5-6 hours
Enrichment ideas, record keeping, Policy ideas, management of stress and visitors, the effects of food types