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How to Build the Perfect Puppy: Quick – Puppies UN-Puzzled

November 14, 2011 By Cheryl Aguiar |

Preventing Injuries & the need for Rehabilitation by Preserving Function in 60 minutes!

Course Information: The concepts behind all the theories discussed in our PreHab for Puppies course are based on and begin with scientific facts – growth plate closure times, the imbalance these create and the risks of injuries due to asymmetrical muscle and connective tissue development.

Intrigued?

We begin by asking, how much stress can immature bodies endure without suffering long-term negative consequences?
Our approach to raising puppies up to 2yrs of age provides exercise and activity suggestions which are safe and appropriate for the age and stage of growth your puppy is at in order to avoid the risk of early onset micro-injuries that set in motion many of the degenerative conditions commonly blamed on poor genetics and aging.
We discuss Angulation, Structural Extremes and identify the five important (physical) attributes for puppies.
This introductory presentation will provide you with some of the most significant Injury factors – including growth (which creates its own form of stress); the risks of inappropriate exercise and a sample guideline to providing safe activities.
Our section on Nutritional considerations is just the basics of feeding to support health and activity yet will give you enough information that you will be able to make informed choices about a diet for your puppy.
Finally we give some examples of the exercise recommendations we make during the PreHab for Puppies course which will support strong, healthy muscle development and avoid the pitfalls of too much too soon! Like Doggie Yoga!

Instructor: Racine Hyatt, CCFT CCM

Course Length:

OnDemand: One 60 minute sessions.

CEUs:
IAABC- 1.75 CEUs

Course Fee: $45.00

 

Student Information:

Access to this course will expire in 30 days.

You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click HERE to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms.

Filed Under: Dog Health and Wellness, Fitness and Nutrition Diploma Program, Individual Courses |

Introduction to All Fit Dog

November 14, 2011 By Cheryl Aguiar |

Over-all Fitness for all dogs at all stages of life!

Course Information: “Fitness” is one of the measures of the 10 elements of health that exercise will enhance and/or improve. The All-Fit Dog program uses a fitness model designed to improve all elements of health (also known as physical skills) using functional movement (exercises) to strengthen muscles, enhance endurance & flexibility in addition to preventing injuries and improve recovery when crisis happens.

The All-Fit Dog program addresses issues of soundness created by inherited structural weaknesses that are not simple differences of opinion any longer. They are about the fundamentals of essential conformation and functional movement for health and well being. Degenerative conditions created by inherited instability are not defensible any longer as too many of the fundamental traits for sound conformation which are essential, for and now unable, to support life are being sacrificed.

During this presentation we will introduce you to the various topics we discuss during the All-Fit Dog course: Fitness, Exercise, and the 10 Elements of Health and Nutritional considerations. Have you ever wondered what the EFA’s are for a dog to be “fit for life”, how structure will affect gait, muscle development and overall fitness levels? Finally we will provide some food for thought for puppies and the various changes we can make so our dogs can experience healthy aging with vitality.

Instructor: Racine Hyatt, CCFt, CCM

Course Length:

OnDemand: One 60 minute sessions.

Course Fee:

For Credit OnDemand: $45.00

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Student Information:

Access to this course will expire in 7 days. Therefore, you have one week / 7 days to complete this course from the date of registration.

You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click HERE to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms.

Filed Under: Dog Health and Wellness, Fitness and Nutrition Diploma Program, Individual Courses |

Hands-On Healing – Practical Applications of Healing Herbs, Essences and More

November 10, 2011 By Cheryl Aguiar |

Purpose: Provide holistic treatment options and techniques for a broad range of conditions on dogs, cats, horses and humans.

Course Information: This webinar will illustrate how to make salves, syrups and other medicinal remedies, as well as show how to apply these treatments to various animals.  In addition, viewers will be show how to perform basic brain balancing, how to apply essential oils, and where to find common herbs. A broad range of alternative treatment options for restoring health to four- and two-legged loved ones will be reviewed.

Prerequisites: None

Required Text: Hands-On Healing – Practical Applications of Healing Herbs, Essences and More and eBook reference manual by Mary Marshall.
Available as an ebook from Amazon: $8.99

What you can expect to learn from this course:

  • How to make a salve
  • How to prepare a syrup
  • How to craft a poultice
  • Review therapeutic grade essential oils and common uses
  • Review flower essences and best applications
  • Where to find common wild herbs
  • How to apply essential oils, including spinal applications for horses
  • How to use a medical grade LED light
  • How to perform a simple brain balancing technique on a small or large animal
  • Review many other holistic treatment options for common ailments such as cancer, allergies, stomach issues, allergies

CEU Status:
CCPDT-1.5
NADOI-1.5

Instructor: Mary Marshall

Course Length: Approximately 90 minutes

$40.00 USD

 

Student Information:

Access to this course will expire in 60 days. Therefore, you have 2 months to complete this course from the date of registration.

You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click HERE to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms.iframe>

Filed Under: Dog Health and Wellness, Fitness and Nutrition Diploma Program, Professional Development Programs |

All-Fit Puppy-How to Support Each Stage of a Puppy’s Development

August 31, 2011 By Cheryl Aguiar |

Purpose: 8 lesson webinar where you learn how puppies grow, what their nutritional and exercise needs are to enhance body awareness, self-confidence and to support each stage of your puppy’s development.

Course Information: This course will focus on puppies from eight weeks up to eighteen months of age. We begin with structural evaluation of your dog as it relates to function – in other words we are evaluating for purpose, not for fancy. This will reveal your puppy’s areas of weakness (i.e. straight shoulders, high neck set, no dewclaws, cow-hocked, sloping croup, etc). Each session will be dedicated to a different region of the dog as we discuss the different stages of development, including growth plate closure and use this information to guide us as we develop a more conscious approach to puppy development instead of destruction.

Prerequisites: None

Please note: In the For Credit course, you will need access to a puppy or dog to complete your required homework.

Instructor:  Racine Hyatt, CCFT CCM

What a student can expect to learn from this course:

  • Enlightened appreciation of the puppy
  • How to evaluate structure in relation to function & potential injury
  • Understanding of basic how activity impacts the body
  • Importance of maintaining balance/proprioception during growth spurts to achieve optimal wellness
  • Skills that will enhance abilities to raise and train each dog better than the last
  • Students are required to turn in written and video homework.

For those of you looking to “taste” this course before registering for the comprehensive version the Instructor has created an Introductory one hour webinar.  Click here to view details on this the “How to Build the Perfect Puppy: Quick – Puppies UN-Puzzled” (60 minute webinar) webinar.

Instructor: Racine Hyatt,  CCRA-Certified Canine Rehabilitation Assistant (Candidate)

Course Length: Eight (8) 90 minute sessions.
For Credit: Student must complete course within 4 months of registration.
For Audit: Access to the “For Audit” course will expire in 2 months.

CEUs:
CCPDT – 10 CEUs
IAABC – 8 CEUs
ABCDT-L2 – 10 CEUs

Course Fee – 

For Credit: $285.00

For Audit: $100.00

This course is also available “for audit.” This means there are no CEUs, no Certificate of completion, and no interaction or feedback with the Instructor. The content of the course is the same.


 

 

Student Information:

You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click HERE to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms.

 

Filed Under: Fitness and Nutrition Diploma Program |

Fitness and Nutrition Diploma

May 11, 2011 By Cheryl Aguiar |

Canine Fitness and Nutrition Online Certification

At e-Training for Dogs we are extremely pleased to be able to offer a comprehensive educational program to assist dog enthusiasts to develop the knowledge and skills to provide exceptional fitness and nutrition care for their canine partners.

Prerequisites: A basic knowledge of dogs as well as enthusiasm and interest in providing the best possible care for your canine partner.

Purpose: This Diploma is designed for breeders, dog professionals or individuals interested in enhancing their knowledge of the health and care dogs. Emphasis will be on nutrition, physical conditioning, emergency care, and holistic care.

General Diploma Information: Individuals who are passionate about improving their care of  their own dogs or desire to be able to offer useful nutrition and fitness advise to their clients would greatly benefit from this unique program. You will explore key areas such as: anatomy and physiology, disease states, physical development, fitness, injury prevention and care, the impact of nutrition and how to provide optimal nutrition throughout the lifespan of your dog, complementary therapies, how to provide emergency care.

Accreditation: Since there are no formal Accrediting agencies in the United States or Canada for Canine Fitness and Nutrition specialists, we have done our best to make sure that our courses are approved by the top organizations both Nationally and Internationally. As such, all of our courses are approved by the IAABC, NADOI and the CCPDT for Continuing Education Credits and Educational Events. Some schools claim they are approved by their State, but this is only as a business offering educational products, NOT true accreditation.  ONLY a University has the ability to offer true accreditation.

Please note: This is not an “email” or “mail order” Certificate. Though it is available 100% over the internet, this is a very “hands on” program when required. Skills learned must be demonstrated by video submissions to your instructors. (NOTE: Not all courses require videos). This is an intensive program and you will need to demonstrate your learning. The power of the internet allows sending videos as homework and final exams easy to take and effective. We are the first and only school that adheres to these strict measures and our students are respected as a result. We also do more than train you how to use a clicker or read a dog food bag. We provide the theory behind the skills to our students.

What students can expect to learn from this program:

  • To understand the links between physical fitness and dog health.
  • To learn specific exercises and stretches for dogs
  • To understand the links between nutrition and dog health.
  • To be able to provide emergency first aid and CPR.
  • To understand canine physiology and anatomy.
  • A basic understanding of alternative treatments for dogs.
  • Understand how proper nutrition and appropriate exercise can impact a sport dog’s growth.
  • Gain a strong understanding of nutrition.

Possible career opportunities on completion of this diploma program:

Self employment as a dog fitness and nutrition consultant or as an employee within a dog training facility, animal rehabilitation facility, humane society, rescue or other supportive canine care and educational facility.

Program Length:

Students can complete the program in as little as 9 months with full time study. Most students work on the program on a part time basis and complete the program within 18 months.

Program Curriculum:

Students must successfully complete the five (5) required courses and one (1) elective to obtain their Diploma in Canine Fitness and Nutrition.

Required Courses: Student must take the following 5 courses.

Canine Anatomy and Physiology

All-Fit Dog-How to Improve Fitness for Over-all Wellness

Introduction to Canine Nutrition

Advanced Canine Nutrition

Pet First Aid and CPR

Electives: Students must complete 1 of the following electives.

Fitness in Motion – Stretching and Exercises for Dogs

Athletic Performance Fitness Strategies: How to Condition an Athletic Performance Dog

Hands on Healing-Practical Applications of Healing Herbs, Essences and More

Herbal Remedies and Aromatherapy

All-Fit Puppy-How to Support Each Stage of a Puppy’s Development

Acknowledgement of Course and Diploma Completion:

Letters of completion and where offered, Certificates, will be sent for each course as it is earned. The Canine Fitness and Nutrition Diploma will be sent once all of the Diploma criteria have been successfully fulfilled. Certificates and Diplomas will have your name, the course or diploma earned and a list on the reverse side of your accomplishments.

Resources and Equipment Needed:

A computer with internet connection.

A digital video camera (an inexpensive camera or your cellphone camera is fine).

Some classes will require the purchase of a course text.

Instructors: Our Instructors are carefully chosen experts and excellent teachers in their area of expertise. We spend months developing one course so you and your dog can reach your goals.

Program Fee –

Three ways to buy:

1. Full Price – single payment – $1,550.00

2. Payment Plan – 15 monthly payments of $105.00 each (total cost will be $1,575.00)
Please read the Payment Plan policy.




3. Pay as you go – purchase one class at a time.  Simply click on the individual course pages above to access fee and registration details.

Once you are registered you will be contacted by email to create your program and begin your courses.

Student Information:

You must also read and agree to the E-Training for Dogs, Inc. Standard Terms and Conditions prior to taking a course: Click HERE to read these. You will be asked when you register if you have read them and will not be allowed to take the course if you do not agree to the terms.

Please read our policy on refunds. Click HERE

Filed Under: Dog Health and Wellness, Fitness and Nutrition Diploma Program, Professional Development Programs |

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