The Kennel Club Accreditation Scheme for Instructors in Dog Training and Canine Behaviour
Welcome to the Kennel Club Accreditation Scheme for Instructors in Dog Training and Canine Behaviour, the first and only Scheme in the UK for Instructors to be approved by City & Guilds NPTC!
For the first time in the UK, instructors involved in teaching dog training and advising on canine behaviour will have the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised, credible and externally verified qualification. Dog owners and dog training enthusiasts will also benefit by having the reassurance of a national standard to ensure that they are provided with the best quality advice and service.
"Kennel Club Instructors are Great Teachers!"
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KCAI Education Weekend ‘Try Out, Take in and Teach’ – 8th – 9th June 2013!
- KCAI Member Zone - for KCAI Members ONLY
The KCAI Scheme is:
Quality – The UK’s quality benchmark for instruction and teaching in the canine world
National - The Kennel Club is the first and only approved centre for issuing national awards in dog training and canine behaviour in the UK.
Unique – All aspects of an instructor’s experience – both academic and ‘real life’ - count towards accreditation.
For further information please contact KCAI Administration on 0844 463 3980 ext 305 or 321.
Puppy toilet training advice video
Owner Lisa has tried everything to toilet train her 15 month old puppy so she’s called in dog behaviour expert Jane Hanshaw who has over 30 years experience training puppies. Watch Jane’s step-by-step guide to house training a puppy. She achieves amazing results with nothing but praise, encouragement and a few tricks of the dog behaviourist trade. With the right know-how, even Bruno proves toilet training puppies can be easy. To watch the video click here.
More behaviour therapy videos at www.dogsclub.tv – Britain’s first online TV channel dedicated to dogs.
The Kennel Club's Insurance Schemes for Canine Clubs and Societies and Dog Training Instructors, in co-operation with Agria Pet Insurance Ltd, reflect the needs of canine clubs and societies and dog training instructors and training clubs - expertise that other policies and insurance companies might find hard to match.






