Class Syllabus: Dog Grooming Basics
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Syllabus: Dog Grooming Basics

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Course Description

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Learn how to groom your dog. Take this course before it's too late. This important course information will save you money and you bond with your dog at the same time.  Join the class today!

Does your dog go to the professional groomer at least once a month? Do you think you can learn to groom your dog?  This course is straight to the point on how to maintain your dog between professional groomings. We guarantee you will learn from this course, as no other on-line course offers the same vital information.

Keeping your dog groomed regularly will lower allergens and dander, as well as pet odors, and is a practice of good hygiene for your dog.   It is very important to begin a good grooming routine while your pet is young.  This course will help dog owners zero in on common pet problems such as skin disorders, diseases, and shedding routines.  Each time you perform a grooming you will become more aware of what is normal for your pet and what seems to be uncommon.  The lessons in this course can be beneficial for all dog owners; old and new.  Your dog will thank you for learning great grooming techniques and keeping a regular grooming routine which your pet will enjoy.   Just as humans like a little TLC and bonding, and pets enjoy the same type of attention.  Enroll, and let's get grooming!

 

Course Requirements

This course has no special requirements. Students need no previous education or experience just your patience, time and effort. This is a self-paced course, work at your convenience.

Course Goals

This course is designed to teach the dog owner how to bathe and handle their pet. Lesson 1 Introduction:
  • History of Grooming
  • Behavior & Control Lesson 2 Health Conditions:
  • Common Dog Problems
  • Skin Disorders Lesson 3 Parasites, Ticks, & Fleas:
  • Parasites
  • Ticks
  • Fleas
  • Flea Cycle
  • Bug Q & A Lesson 4 Grooming Process:
  • Dog Exam
  • Coat Types
  • Bathing
  • Brushing
  • Drying
  • Hair Cutting
  • Grooming Supplies Lesson 5 Communicating with the Groomer:
  • Communicating with the Groomer
  • Scheduling Grooming
  • Issues to Communicate
  • Dog Grooming Q & A
  • Course Materials

    Pen and paper if necessary to take notes. All materials are listed and nothing needs to be purchased.

    Grading Policy

    All assignments should be done according to the directions. Please cut and paste assignments in the box provided. Assignments not completed are considered a zero. Course certificates will not be granted until all requirements are completed. Grading is done according to a point system. You have a possibility of 450 possible points. All grades are a reflection of your answers. Please provide quality answers to all essays or fill in the blank. Some questions can have multiple answers or answers not given in the lesson. If this occurs a quality explanation is advised for full points. Grading Scale A = 100 - 90 B = 89 - 80 C = 79 - 70 D = 69 - 60 F = 59 - Below Awards & Certificates A score of 85% or better-Certificate of Academic Excellence Completing all assignments & lessons earns-Certificate of Outstanding Achievement Completion of all assignments-Certificate of Appreciation Completion of all lessons-Certificate of Merit Participating in class forums 8 sessions or more- Certificate of Class Participation All assignments and tests have points assigned to them. To calculate your grade percentage at any point during the course, divide your "points earned" by the "points possible" to date.

    Disclaimer

    This course is not for certification nor does not qualify you as a professional groomer. The information provided in this course is basic information on how to groom your dog. We are not liable for any damage or injury done to you or your dog while performing these grooming procedures.

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