- No longer get frustrated or stressed by your animal’s antics by learning what’s normal behavior and how to respond to what’s not
- Build a better relationship by understanding why dogs chase their tails or cats nap
- Our online platform is easy to navigate making it fast and simple for you to pick up your studies whenever you wish
- 95% recommend
- Fully accredited by ICOES
- Free PDF Certificate
- 14 days money back guaranteed
- 50 online study hours
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Correctly read the signs your pet is giving off and finding the right way to respond so you build up a stronger relationship
- How to help animals in the right way so you don’t transfer your emotions onto them but to react in a way which is best for them
- Study an accredited course by professional vets at your own pace to know when to empathise and when to reprimand
HOW IT WILL HELP YOU
- You will know more about animal behavior so you can deal with new situations that arise
- This easy-to-understand course will broaden your knowledge so you can be the best pet guardian possible
- Land your dream job with animals by showing you can identify their positive and negative signs
COURSES MODULES
Module 1: Domestication - How Pets Came In From The Cold
- 1.1 How animals first learnt to live with humans
- 1.2 Characteristics and traits of different pets
- 1.3 How we transfer our human emotions and expectations to pets
- 1.4 Making sure you pick the right pet for you and your lifestyle
Module 2: Normal Dog Behaviour - When Your Pet Is Being True To His Nature
- 2.1 Socialisation and introducing your pet to other family members
- 2.2 How older dogs change and how you can change with them
- 2.3 Understanding puppy behavior
- 2.4 Why animals like licking, digging or jumping and what to do about it
Module 3: If Dogs Could Talk
- 3.1 How dogs use their body to communicate
- 3.2 Understanding how they greet humans and other dogs
- 3.3 How a dog uses his nose to get to know you
- 3.4 The hidden language in dogs’ urines and faeces, and why they mark their territory
- 3.5 Translating vocal language
Module 4: Calm The Pack – Fear, Aggression And Anxiety
- 4.1 Different reasons why animals become aggressive and how to cope
- 4.2 Ways of stopping animals suffering from anxiety separation
- 4.3 Learn the signs your animal is scared and ways to calm them
Module 5: How Well Do You Know Me? The Colourful World Of Dogs’ Antics Explained
- 5.1 Why do dogs love rolling over and rolling in poo!
- 5.2 How dogs really feel about your stroking and patting,
- 5.3 Importance of tummy tickles and ear scratching
- 5.4 The instinct behind circling and chasing their tail
- 5.5 Why a dog puts its tail between its legs
- 5.6 Playful antics of muzzle grabbing
- 5.7 Should you worry if your pet is eating grass
Module 6: Lose Your Mind To Understand Your Dog’s
- 6.1 What to do when a animal is marking in inappropriate places
- 6.2 Dealing with urination due to excitement and submission
- 6.3 Unusual levels of barking - what it means and what to do
- 6.4 The kind ways to stop pets soiling your home
Module 7: What Is Normal Behaviour For A Cat?
- 7.1 Eating rituals - how and why they differ from dogs
- 7.2 Important early lessons for kittens
- 7.3 Understanding how and adapting to changes in older cats
- 7.4 Why are cats so knead-y?
- 7.5 Why do cats bury faeces?
Module 8: A Cat’s The Only Cat Who Knows Where It’s At
- 8.1 Reading and reacting to body language - fur, tail, posture, etc
- 8.3 Finding out about instinctive activity
- 8.4 Cat calls - differentiating sounds and meanings
- 8.5 Why your furball insists on bringing you their catch
- 8.6 Inside the world of cat napping and playing
- 8.7 Why cats love to groom
Module 9: When You’ve Had It With Your Cat – Psychiatric Challenges
- 9.1 The ins and outs of litter trays - what works and doesn’t
- 9.2 Why they soil where you don’t want them to
- 9.3 How to deal with challenges
- 9.4 What to do if they are jumping up
- 9.5 Do cats grieve and how to comfort them
Module 10: Cat On A Griddle
- 10.1 Likely reasons for aggression and how to recognize different kinds
- 10.2 Tips on desensitizing cats so they keep calm in fearful situations
- 10.3 Techniques to stop the distressing signs of separation anxiety
- 10.4 Dealing with the impact of environmental stress
Module 11: Understanding Rabbits
- 11.1 Reading and reacting to body language
- 11.2 What are those rabbit noises telling you
- 11.3 Normal behaviour and what signals a problem
- 11.4 Reading different gestures and actions
- 11.5 What to do when a rabbit marks his territory
36548 STUDENTS
126 COUNTRIES
5960 HAPPY PETS IN 2017
15497 COURSES ENROLLED IN 2017
OUR COURSES HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY PURR-FESSIONALS
Dr Pippa
Dr Pippa Elliott, BVMS MRCVS, is a veterinarian with 27 years' experience in companion animal practice.
As a child, Pippa was pony-mad and can't remember a time when she didn't want to be a vet. She started volunteering at her local clinic at the age of 14, and it was a dream come true when she was accepted for vet school. She graduated from the University of Glasgow, UK. Her knowledge and dedication has helped transform the lives of thousands of students and pets from around the world.
GETTING YOUR CERTIFICATE IS AS EASY AS IT LOOKS:
Registration
Follow the easy registration process to enrol in your course today.
Study
Absorb course content easily with clearly structured information, helpful illustrations and hands on video tutorials. Study anywhere, anytime that suits you within your course duration.
Assessment
Reinforce new learning with assessment of important points at the end of each module.
Certification
On completion, receive your certificate which confirms your achievement.
WHAT STUDENTS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT HOLLY AND HUGO
I have learned skills for life and feel confident in speaking and helping other people. I'm getting close to my preferred career goal and the courses have helped with my day to day running of my husband's reptile shop. Very easy to navigate and well laid out. Love the personal touch of tips and web chats. Makes you feel that you're passionate not just trying to make money. Which is very refreshing and inviting. Jenni Gray - Great Britian
I now have a better understanding of animals' behavior and how to manage it. I am hoping that this accreditation will help me get a position taking care of animals. It was very informative and easy to navigate. Also, you are very attentive to alert us and check in with us when there is a delay or an issue with the courses. I don't know any of you, but your emails have made me feel like you are friends. What an awesome educational experience! Debbie Taylor - United States of America (USA)
The format is very good - if I cannot complete the course, it brings me back to where I left off previously. The information is very thorough and I have been able to put some of it into practice already. I enjoyed developing further knowledge of how to interact with animals and learning what to do if they are in distress has been very helpful in my work with local rescues. I liked the self-paced aspect the most and I was able to complete it when I had time to commit to the lessons. Natasha Orslene - United States of America (USA)
The courses gave me a good understanding of why certain animals behave how they do which is very useful since I help run an animal shelter I liked the length that I had to complete the courses and the available options to do so with my busy schedule. I've recommended Holly and Hugo courses to many friends. Jennifer Kanzenbach - United States of America (USA)
I got to learn more about animals psychology, and it gave me more confidence in the knowledge I already had. I liked the neat layout and the well-written lessons. Farrah Porter - United States of America (USA)
Animal Psychology has been something I’ve wanted to study and learn about so given the opportunity to do it at home when I like was fabulous! Holly and Hugo also a lot of support and had clear instructions as well. Annese Wolff - New Zealand
ACCREDITED COURSES & TRUSTED SITE