Dog Trainer Job Duties

Dog trainers typically have a wide range of responsibilities, which can include:

• Training dogs for specific tasks such as assisting blind individuals or detecting drugs or explosives
• Observing dog behavior within the home environment to identify potential problems and create customized training plans for owners
• Performing basic training tasks such as teaching basic commands, obedience, and behavior modification techniques
• Observing dog owners during training sessions to provide feedback and help owners improve their technique
• Providing behavioral counseling services to owners whose dogs exhibit undesirable behaviors such as aggression towards people or other animals
• Developing a training program based on the owner’s needs and goals for their pet
• Conducting puppy training classes to teach socialization and basic obedience skills
• Teaching new owners how to care for their pets properly, including feeding, grooming, and administering medications as needed

AGE 24-45

AT LEAST 1 0R MORE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SIMILAR JOB

CAN HANDLE MORE HOURS IN TRAINNING DOGS AS REQUIRED

HIGH GRADUATED OR ANY EDUCATIONAL EQUIVALENT