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16 students
Master Dog Care
How to prepare your dog for vet, Dog insurance, How to communicate with your dog, How to take care of your aging dog etc
Created byEric Yeboah
Last updated 4/2026
English
What you'll learn
- How to safely take car rides with your dog
- How to become a professional dog walker
- How do l know if my senior dog is in pain
- How shelters prepare your dog for adoption
- What you need to know to safely bathe your aging dog
- How to take care of your aging dog
- What you should do if your dog is attacked by another dog
- what you need to know about holistic medicine for dogs
- How to prepare your dog for the vet
- How to train your excited dog to behave in public
- How to communicate with your dog
- Dog insurance
- Ways to identify dog sickness
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Course content
14 sections • 52 lectures • 2h 38m total length
Requirements
- Desire to learn more about dog care
- No special requirement
Description
Owning a dog is great fun and immensely rewarding. But, dogs have complex needs and each dog is unique. There is no one 'perfect' way to care for all dogs, but expert advice will help you ensure your dog is healthy and happy. Understanding dog needs is very important for keeping your dog healthy and safe and ensure they live up to expectation. There are approximately eight and half million dogs kept as pet in the UK. But, did you know that 8 out of 10 dogs suffer from separation anxiety when left alone? if not, you're not alone as it's estimated that half of owners don't realize. Looking at the world from a dogs point of view can help you understand your pet better.
Dogs have highly developed senses: dogs have an incredible well-developed sense of smell, far superior to humans, at certain frequencies, dogs can detect sounds to four times quieter than humans can hear, dogs can also hear ultrasound, which is sound with greater than the upper limit of human being, dogs can see better than humans in dark and dim light. Dogs are extremely diverse in both size and shape. For example, there is over a 110- fold difference weight between the chihuahua ( 1 kg) and the St Bernard (115 kg ).
Dogs use a range of method to communicate: communication is very important in helping dos form and maintain social groups, to transmit scent information, dog use urine, faeces and secretions from special scent glands, dogs produce a range of sounds, often in complex combinations, including whines, whimpers, growls, barks and howls. many dogs can use their body, face, tail, ears and limbs to communicate with other dogs. Key ways to identify if a dog is sick include monitoring for sudden changes in behavior, such as lethagy, hiding, or reduced activity, and checking for appetite loss vomiting, or diarrhea.
Who this course is for:
- every body, dog owners, family that own dogs, dog professionals, dog trainers, dog agencies, dog associations, care takers etc