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Responsible for the development, oversight, implementation, and regular review of AAF and partners’ canine behavior programs, including evaluation, rehabilitation, training, and enrichment. Works closely with our partners, including the AAC, and the public to provide behavior support. Well-versed in a variety of common behavior issues and has experience helping people and pets using positive reinforcement training. A team player who can work collaboratively within our team and with partners and who can think outside the box and communicate effectively is a must.
Qualifications:
Minimum of 3 years of canine behavior/training experience within animal welfare, sheltering or rescue. Professionalism, clear and compassionate communication style with clients. Familiarity with current animal welfare issues. Valid driver’s license.
$70-$75K per year DOE, inclusive of a housing allowance. Housing has been secured for this position in a 3BR, 2BA house with a fenced yard that allows dogs. Two-weeks paid vacation, cell phone allowance, and travel reimbursement.
This position is a member of the Lake County Animal Shelter Leadership Team. This role performs daily life checks, manages the flow of dogs, and performs modified SAFER evaluations. They are a primary contact for volunteers and assist with onboarding new volunteers with dog handling. They teach a twice-weekly free dog training class offered to the community and assist in training new staff members focusing on dog behavior, writing dog behavior memos, dog handling, and dog adoption counseling.
Qualifications:
Any equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered. Requires high school diploma, GED, or vocational training with three (3) years of related experience. Requires a valid Florida driver’s license.
Pay Grade: 16N (Salary: $15.98 – $25.24 per hour) Full time employees are offered a competitive benefit package including paid holidays, annual and sick leave, retirement, health, dental and other benefits. The selected candidate will need to successfully complete a drug/alcohol test prior to appointment.
* Teaching clients in one on one sessions
* Running classes
* Working daily with dogs in day school or boarding for lessons
* Experience with or willing to learn to work with reactive/fearful/anxious/aggressive dogs
* Share and create educational materials
* Keep detailed training records and follow up with clients
* Supervising small playgroups
* Recommending nonaversive retail products
* Helping track and manage facility needs
* Fill in with kennel duties as needed
Qualifications:
* Understanding of and experience with reward based training of basic obedience
* Experience teaching class and one on one session
* Hand on experience training a variety of dogs
* Excellent people skills
Preferred Certification: CPDT-KA®
Salary & Benefits:
* DOE $20+/hour full time position with steady income, not contract work
* Commission on packages clients continue with you
* Health benefit
* Retirement plan
* Education assistance for dog training certifications, seminars, classes etc
Instruct public dog training classes using rewards-based training methods. Assist the Manager of Behavior Support & Training in developing and marketing AWA’s training programs for the public. Assist in the development of the programs by exemplary customer service and problem solving skills for the client base.
Teach dog training classes to the public, adopters, volunteers, donors, school groups and other organizations.
Provide group dog training classes for 4-8 clients, including but not limited to Basic Puppy Kindergarten and Basic Good Manners
Provide onsite private dog training lessons, as needed
Proven passion and patience for training and the ability to adapt to each dog’s training needs; Must have a love for working with dogs and their owners
Combining cues, behavior, socialization and wellness into their classes
Ability to effectively convey training methods to pet owners, helping them increase their effectiveness when working with their dog(s)
Proficiency with animal handling skills
Qualifications:
CCPDT certification or equivalent preferred
1+ year of experience in teaching group classes with both small and large class sizes and variety of breeds and temperaments
Experience in using positive reinforcement – reward based training methods
Preferred Certification: CPDT-KA®, CPDT-KSA®
Salary & Benefits:
$24/hour with a 10% commission on all registrants into the trainer’s classes
No benefits included
Teach group dog training classes for up to 15 students in the area of basic obedience, puppy training, and any other specialty dog training.
Provide one-on-one private dog training for puppies and adults in client’s homes. This includes evaluating dogs and creating customized treatment and training plans appropriate to modifying their problem behaviors and providing them with obedience training. Communicate with clients in between sessions to answer questions that they may have during the training process. Preferred experience working with rescue and shelter dogs.
Qualifications:
Certified dog trainer.
Preferred Certification: CPDT-KA®
Salary & Benefits:
Starting at $45.00 to $55.00 per hour, tips, bonuses.
How to Apply:
To apply, submit your information on our Dog Training jobs webpage:
https://www.loveatfirstsit.net/dog-training-jobs
Must possess a current driver’s license and be willing to travel to clients
Must have weekend and evening availability as needed
Must already be certified through CCPDT, IAABC, Karen Pryor Academy, Victoria Stilwell Academy, Fear Free, Academy for Professional Dog Trainers, CATCH, or another approved accredited organization
Prior private training and/or group class experience strongly preferred
Must be willing to participate in shelter and rescue work as needed
Must be able to tolerate difficult conditions (inclement weather, chemical exposure, unruly/strong dogs, etc)
Qualifications:
Looking for applicants currently certified through CCPDT, IAABC, KPA, VSA, or another accredited R+ organization committed to promoting least intrusive minimally aversive practices.
Independent contractor employees of BlackDog Behavior and Training, LLC who are certified have takeaway pay of 60% of their personal services provided. Professional growth and continuing education opportunities provided.
How to Apply:
Email a resume to becca@blackdogbt.com. Training videos/portfolio, and cover letter appreciated/encouraged.
Date Posted: 09/12/2022
Job Title: Puppy Raising Field Manager
Company: Guide Dogs for the Blind
City, State Zip: Field Based (SF Bay Area or Seattle/Tacoma), CA or WA
Covering a regional territory that includes areas of Washington state and Northern California, you will teach and apply the canine training and socialization skills needed to raise healthy, happy GDB puppies. You will supervise and support approximately 240 volunteers and 75 dogs, evaluate their progress, and ensure that proper training is taking place. You’ll also identify, recruit, and train potential new puppy raising volunteers, as well as assist with fundraising, marketing, outreach, and public relations initiatives and events. It does involve significant travel.
Qualifications:
2+ years of experience in assessing dogs’ health, temperaments, and behaviors, as well as conducting dog training, behavior modification, and placement
Knowledge of canine behavior management, with the ability to assess and evaluate raisers to give them appropriate guidance
Valid driver’s license and insurability at non-risk rates
Position requires the ability to set a training plan for each dog, work effectively with the dog during the stay, and communicate with the client not only during the stay but in the training plan sent home with the dog.
Board & Train is done out of the trainer’s home, as well as we do adventures, exercise, training outings and training in the home. You will be able to have a say in the dogs staying with you and your schedule, but as the nature of board and train, evening and weekend work will be required.
Qualifications:
Home with a securely fenced yard with approval for guest dogs. Must have a current driver’s license and a reliable vehicle capable of transporting dogs.
Preferred Certification: CPDT-KA®
Salary & Benefits:
Pay starts around $3,000/month, with the ability to earn $7000 +
How to Apply:
Please submit a resume and cover letter to info@sitstayfit.com. We will contact all qualified applicants with full details and to set up an interview.
Work in a team environment, collaborate with other trainers, front desk staff and management to deliver excellent services for our clients.
Qualifications:
Must have positive reinforcement training and teaching experience (6 months minimum)
Desire to work in a team environment
A passion for continuous education on dog behavior and training
Excellent interpersonal skills and client bedside manner.
Preferred Certification: CPDT-KA®
Salary & Benefits:
Hourly rate of $9/hour, plus commission of 15 – 18% of revenue (depending on experience level). Resulting compensation is approximately $30 – $32 per hour. Benefits include health insurance, Paid Time Off, annual educational stipend, opportunity to bring your dog to work. Excellent working environment with our two indoor facilities are large and climate controlled.
How to Apply:
You’ll find our job application and instructions for submittal on our website:
www.whatagreatdog.com/employment-opportunities/