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How to be a Top Dog Owner?
Your Dog's Second Best Friend
- the Vet
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e-Courses
Energy Healing for Animals
This course is for those who
would like to learn how to
use modern Energy Therapy
in the context of working
with animals, including
companion animals, wild
animals and also covering a
number of animal and pet
related human problems
such as bereavement.
Contents include health,
behaviour, environmental
concerns and energetic
relationships between
animals and people.
Animal Care
The course is designed to
assist the student in
understanding the basic
needs of animals, from the
information provided obtain
a better understanding of
the animal profile and then
be able to identify problems.
Students will then be able to
comfortably understand
animal breeds and at an
early stage pass on any
problems or information to
vets or owners.
Veterinary Assistant
Enjoy the rewards of working
with animals! This exciting
new online Veterinary
Assistant Program can help
you can make a difference.
The essential skills you will
learn in this program will
help you keep animals
healthy, care for them when
they are ill, and assist
veterinarians in their offices!
Animal Health
It is important that today's
farmer/owner of any animal
is familiar with the normal
vital signs of his animals so
that they can recognise
health and ill health. The
earlier a farmer/owner can
treat sick animals the better,
as the damage done by
illness can be considerable.
This course will detail how to
observe the vital signs,
natural habits and behaviour
of your animals.
Family Healthcare
The care and well-being of
members of a family is
always up-most in the minds
of parents about their
children and children about
their parents. The need to
be able to understand and
implement a care policy for
the family or individual is
critical. This course helps
you to understand better the
matters relating to the
family and it's health issues.
Tutor Support
With this course you will
have unlimited access to
your own personal tutor who
specialises in their field of
study. It is your personal
tutor's role to ensure that
you receive constructive
feedback and to deal with
any queries you may have.
You are more than welcome
to telephone, fax or email
your personal tutor.
You will also have access to
a dedicated and friendly
team of administrators and
course advisors who offer
sound and professional
guidance and advice when
you need it. This ensures
that you will never feel
neglected and that you will
always succeed!
Assessment Method
After each lesson there will
be a question paper, which
needs to be completed and
submitted to your personal
tutor for marking. This
method of continual
assessment ensures that
your personal tutor can
consistently monitor your
progress and provide you
with assistance throughout
the duration of the course.
Course Outline
Keeping fit and healthy
Caring at home
Pregnancy and parenthood
Normal life crises
Life stages
Certification
Certificate in Family Health
Care
All students will receive a
certificate in the mail on
successful completion of
their course.
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Your Dog’s Second Best Friend – the Vet
Every dog will need veterinary attention from time to time.
It might shock you when you find out the level of fees most charge for routine consultations
and procedures.
This is something you must take into account early on when deciding whether or not you can
afford to get a dog or other pet.
A good vet is a valuable ally in ensuring that your dog has the best life possible, so take time
to find out from friends or other dog owners you know whether they have any
recommendations for you to check out.
Another factor is how far you need to travel, the cost and ease of transporting your dog to
and from their location. If you have to leave your pet there all day while you work elsewhere
and then pick it up on your way home, that adds extra pressure for the animal while it is in
strange, and often frightening, environment and extra cost and time pressures to your day.
Try to make a casual visit to the Vet that you are considering without your pet. Ask them
about their charges, whether some groups that you may be part of get any discounts and
whether all bookings must be paid for at the time or if you can set up an account.
Vets generally suffer from a high number of slow or no-payers, so don’t be surprised if most
places have a firm cash or credit card only policy. After you’ve established a reputation with a
particular vet, you may be able to pay an unexpectedly large bill in installments but don’t
count on that method being available.
Most, if not all, vets do some free work for people in real need or animal welfare
organizations but they cannot let everyone that asks to get the benefit of their expensive
training and experience for almost nothing. The cost of constantly updating their own
knowledge and skills, finding and keeping suitable staff, maintaining equipment that costs
about the same as that used on humans, covering the cost of unpaid accounts and their own
high insurance payments as well as making a good income is high and ever-increasing.
Can I See The Vet’s Assistant?
If you don’t need the Vet’s expertise, like if you get your dog’s toenails clipped, that can
probably be done by a staff member and could cost you less than a full professional
consultation. The staff are, of course, properly trained.
Pet Insurance
One method that can reduce the impact and stress of unexpected bills that can be near as
large as we humans face in our hospitals is to pay for pet insurance.
But, it’s more like a lottery than an investment – worth the cost if you have a sudden need of
the money to prevent the suffering or even untimely euthanasia of your pet but, at current
rates, it can be a significant dent in your budget every month.
Some companies have already stopped offering this type of insurance, so make sure, as best
you can, that any policy you consider is backed by a reputable company. The policies that are
offered by some animal welfare organizations are, of course, produced and maintained by
the same insurance companies which offer their own policies to pet owners. They pay the
welfare organization an agreed amount of the premiums that you pay and the organization
endorses and recommends the policy.
I suggest you seriously consider these policies because they are likely to have been carefully
scrutinized by the organizations experts or consultants.
But, any decision you make on a particular policy or whether pet insurance is worthwhile for
you must be focused on your own situation and needs, not colored by a desire to support
the welfare organization.
There is not likely to be much difference in the benefits or restrictions of policies whether you
buy one that is endorsed by a welfare organization or one that you get directly from the
insurance company.
Restrictions may include some or all of the following:
Regular vet consultations and procedures are not covered.
There may be a period of maybe several months between payment of your first premium and
when you are able to claim any benefits under the policy.
That “no benefit” period may not start until the premium has actually landed in the insurance
company’s bank account.
The amount of reimbursement for particular procedures may be capped to a certain dollar
amount or a percentage of the fees charged. This could leave you with a substantial “gap’
amount that you still have to pay directly to the vet.
As with human health insurance, hereditary and pre-existing conditions do not attract any
benefits.
Read the terms and conditions very carefully. Compare at least two policies. This will
probably cost you a significant sum over the pet’s life and deserves careful scrutiny. Ask ALL
your questions before you sign anything.
Also, ask your vet for their recommendations and, especially, whether their practice accepts
payments through the plan that you are considering. Some insurance companies are masters
of delay when making payments, so this may affect the answer.
Some people I know have started payments and then decided to drop it - that it’s too
expensive for them or for the benefits they might get.
One financially comfortable friend started an interest bearing Bank account for her new
puppy a month before she got it just as she had done for her nieces. She said that way was
much more sensible for her than to pay the money to any insurance company.
If the pup had a good life and there was money in the account when it passed on, she could
use that to protect the next pet or, if she decided not to get another dog, then she would be
able to make a reasonable donation directly to her favorite animal welfare organization.
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Hope you like what you have just read. The above is taken directly from the ebook How to be a
Top Dog Owner
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NEWS FLASH: Attention all dogs seeking owners.
#1 Rule - make sure you interview your potential owner extensively and make certain they
are totally committed to being trained as dog owners!
All kidding aside if you really want to learn about owning a dog the first criteria is to decide
why you want one and make sure it's for all the right reasons.
Once you've got that figured out then your next step is learning "How to be a Top Dog
Owner". You do that by reading this terrific manual for dog owners. You would swear that
this guide is written by Karl Matthews' dog.
It's jam-packed with everything your dog wishes you knew but couldn't ask you himself.
Take a gander at what Karl covers:
Purebred or Heinz Variety - this goes back to the reason you want a dog in the first
place
Where to find the perfect pal for you - classified ads - breeders - what to look for
when shopping around
Owner Training - an obedient owner is a happy owner
How to select the correct toys for your dog - some toys can actually be harmful -
learn how to select the appropriate toys for your canine
Making the adoption work - integrating into your family unit - who is the leader of the
pack?
House training - an important part of training - Karl includes hints on getting rid of
stains - just in case
Feeding time - yum-yum - the right food for the right stage
When to see the vet - vaccinations of course - but what about illness?
Who's in charge - learning the rules - your dog will grow weary of trying to teach you
all the ins and outs of chewing, licking and other various habits and with any luck you'll
both be trained properly
We've had a bit of fun here, but if you are thinking about adding a dog to your family you
really need a copy of "How to be a Top Dog Owner" and the time to acquire that copy is
now, BEFORE you go shopping.
You need Top Dog training before you bring your new pooch home. Acclimation and training
begin the moment you cross the threshold with your new pet.
We'll assume that you have acquired your canine for all the right reasons. The only thing left
to do is learn "How to be a Top Dog Owner" and you can do that right now!
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This book How to be a Top Dog Owner retails for $17 each. But I will make you a very
special offer. You get the following four books absolutely free as bonuses:
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For all current and wannabe cat owners, this is a heads up on the
latest, hot off the digital presses guide to "Understanding, Caring For
and Training Your Cat". Get the very latest scoop on how to buy,
nuture and train your favorite feline.
If you have always been a "dog person" you are in for a real treat
with your new adopted feline friend. Learn everything you need to
know from how to create a healthy environment for your cat to
selecting the right litter. You can even learn how to train your cat to
walk with a leash!
Food to vaccinations and for everything else in between, you must
have a copy of "Understanding, Caring For And Training Your Cat."
Your new kitty will thank you.
Something's Fishy, and it looks like lotsa fun! Discover how to create
your own magical kingdom right in your own home. Tropical
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Creating a family project that allows everyone to participate and have
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It's beautifully presented with lovely photographs to highlight
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With your own copy of Your Guide to Tropical Freshwater Fish
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Thinking About a Pet Parrot? Before you make the expensive leap,
you should ensure that you have all the information about having a
pet parrot in your possession. It may seem like any other pet
purchase but anyone who owns these feathered friends will tell you it
is anything but normal! In fact, it's more likely a case of who owns
who - you or the parrot!
You need to know exactly what is involved in owning and caring for a
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Where do you go to get this kind of in-depth information? Glad you
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feeding to the training regimen your parrot requires. Take no chances.
Make an informed decision about parrots.
If you are someone who loves wild birds how would you like to attract
different species to your own back yard? Just like the movie classic, if
you build it, they will come.
If you are looking for a great new family project, building birdhouses
will give you great fun working on the job with your kids. Plus, the
lessons about birding and the environment will teach your kids the
importance of taking responsibility for the world we live in.
Discover how important it is to build the right house for the right
species. You can't just throw up a birdhouse today and expect to put
up the no vacancy sign tomorrow. Nope, your feathered friends have
specific needs for their home and not all species are alike.
Learn the right combination of birds and birdhouses and you will have
years of enjoyment as they return year after year.
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Yes, you will get all these five books for only $17.
How to be a Top Dog Owner
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Understanding, Caring For And Training Your Cat
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Tropical Freshwater Fish Aquariums
+
Your Pet Parrot
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How to Build Your Bird House
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Immediate download
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Proudly brought to you by Jacob Gan, PhD (Michigan)
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