To achieve a successful dog training career you will need loads of patience, compassion and relevant training. As the dog training sector is not regulated, anyone can set themselves up as a Dog Trainer. However to gain credibility and in the interest of dog welfare it is advisable for anyone wishing to be a Dog…
Animal rescue centres are set up by individuals or charitable organisations. Working for an animal charity is very different to the work of a private boarding or breeding organisation and no two animal rescue centres are run in the same way so it is difficult to clearly define the role of an Animal Care Manager…
The Kennel Manager has the overall responsibility for ensuring that all the daily routines are carried out properly. They may also be required to do some of the physical work in the kennels. Good organisational or management skills and some sort of animal care related qualification some practical experience working with animals is essential. Training…
Kennel Managers and Supervisors are employed by private boarding establishments and charitable organisations to manage every aspect of the smooth running of the kennels. You can get qualified for this role by studying our online Diploma in Kennel and Cattery Management.
If you have decided that a career with dogs is for you then working with dogs in kennels is an invaluable experience. Dogs in boarding or welfare kennels are entirely reliant on the kennel staff for cleaning, exercise, grooming, feeding and stimulation. The importance of dedicated, compassionate and hard-working kennel staff is often underestimated and…
The Chief Executive of an animal business or organisation is in charge of determining policies and strategy, and is responsible for the overall operation and plans for future development. CEO’s responsible for animal charities should ideally have previous experience of working with animals. Having a thorough understanding of the needs of animals and of current…