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Behavourist Qualifcations?

Bluefrog · 2009-03-27 12:05:55

I'm just curious to know how dog behaviourists go about getting accreditation here in Ireland. I have had a look on Google and the only course seems to be run by the NTA. Does anyone know of any others?

27-03-2009 12:05pm

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I'm just curious to know how dog behaviourists go about getting accreditation here in Ireland. I have had a look on Google and the only course seems to be run by the NTA. Does anyone know of any others?

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#2 27-03-2009 1:21pm

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Nope, some whistle stop 10 day ones being run etc but not worth their salt. My Fiance is studying a part time 3 year foundation level degree with a college in the uk. Reading and assignments from home, 2 weekends and 2 week blocks a year for 3 years. College is called bishop burton if you wanna google them

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