Learning Outcome
- Understand the details of basic dog anatomy and canine attributes
- Learn all about toy dogs and working dogs
- Become aware of the history of herding dogs and hounds
- Know how all about our relationship with terriers and sporting dogs
- Discover the wealth of mixed breeds and non-sporting dogs
Course Overview
Learn the basics of a dog’s physical nature and discover the wide variations that exist in this lovable animal’s world when you take this fascinating Introduction to Dog Breeds and Basic Anatomy. From adorable small toy dogs to large sporting ones, the colourful community of dogs that can be encountered is quite extraordinary in its size. Whether you’re just a general dog-lover or want to learn about all the distinct species that exist for professional purposes, this educational package will be an eye-opening delight that shows the varieties that exist with our four-legged friends.
This Animal Awareness tutorial offers five information-packed modules that describe the length and breadth of the dog’s domain in nature. You will initially be taught the basics of canine anatomy before moving on to descriptions of all the most common breeds. Starting with toys and working dogs, you will be formally introduced to other major groups such as hounds and herders. From that point, you can expect to become familiar with the looks and attributes of all popular domesticated dogs, from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel to the German Shorthaired Pointer. You’ll no longer be dumbfounded when it comes to dogs because, after this training, you’ll be a canine expert.
Please note that the Introduction to Dog Breeds and Basic Anatomy course provides valuable and appropriate education about different types of dog breeds. However, it does not offer professional qualifications to immediately work as an animal helper or professional dog groomer. Always check with prospective employers and experts before committing to animal care work.
Your Path to Success
By completing the Introduction to Dog Breeds and Basic Anatomy course, you will gain the knowledge necessary to recognise different types of dogs. This will be highly beneficial training both for dog-owners as well as those looking to work in animal care or dog grooming professions.
Is This Course Right for You?
This course provides useful information about the identification and general anatomy of dog breeds. As such, it offers an excellent way to gain the skills and knowledge needed to work in animal care or work involving animal grooming. Full-time and part-time learners are equally supported, and it can take just 20 to 30 hours to gain accreditation, with study periods entirely customisable to your needs.
Certification
This course is CPD Certified by The CPD Certification Service. You’ll be eligible to apply for the CPD certified certificate once you complete the course

