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22. Exotic Animal Careers At America's Teaching Zoo The Exotic animal training and Management (EATM) Program at Moorpark College is an A variety of animal training procedures are presented, ranging from http://www.vcnet.com/gwhiz/EATMprogram.html

Exotic Animal Careers Exotic Animal Training and Management, Moorpark College Have you always had a strong desire to care for animals? Have you been intrigued by the amazing performance of dolphins and killer whales in oceanariums? Do you want to help save wild animals from the threat of extinction? Do you want to teach others to love animals as much as you do? We can help you turn your dreams into reality. The Exotic Animal Training and Management (EATM) Program at Moorpark College is an unique vocational program offering education in the care and training of animals and the presentation of educational shows utilizing animals. Students receive instruction in modern techniques of zoo keeping including nutrition, restraint, and veterinary procedures. A variety of animal training procedures are presented, ranging from techniques applicable for confined zoo animals to methods used in working animals in the movie industry. The human elements of the animal industry are also covered in courses dealing with public relations, fund raising, planning, and supervision. At the college's animal facility, the students are able to put into action practices they have learned in the classroom. The EATM Program was established as a major at Moorpark College in 1974. The animal collection has gradually increased over the years as animals were acquired through donations and breeding loans from major zoos and research centers. This extraordinary collection has included exotic animals ranging from marmosets to an Asian elephant, blue-tongued skinks to alligators, button quail to ostrich.

23. Rescue Critters!® Brand Mannikins Rescue Critters brand animal training Mannikins and Supplies. animals in veterinary instruction and animal training. http://www.rescuecritters.com/

"Changing the Way You Learn" TM They are made for the specific purpose of training people in veterinary procedures and life saving techniques for animals. Our mannikins meet the criteria to Refine, Reduce, and Replace animals in veterinary instruction and animal training. Please click on any of the paws below to get started! Home RC media Links Contact us Presidents Bio In the Spotlight Testimonials Rescue Critters!® is a registered trademark of Rescue Critters, LLC. The distinctive appearance of each of the Rescue Critters!® brand mannikins is a trademark of Rescue Critters, LLC. " In memory of those lost"

24. Animal Care And Service Workers animal training takes place in small steps, and often takes months and even years of During the conditioning process, trainers provide animals mental http://bls.gov/oco/ocos168.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Animal Care and Service Workers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Animal lovers get satisfaction in this occupation, but the work can be unpleasant and physically and emotionally demanding. Most workers are trained on the job, but advancement depends on experience, formal training, and continuing education. Good employment opportunities are expected for most positions; however, keen competition is expected for jobs as zookeepers. Starting salaries are significantly lower than those in many other fields. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Kennel attendants care for pets while their owners are working or traveling out of town. Beginning attendants perform basic tasks, such as cleaning cages and dog runs, filling food and water dishes, and exercising animals. Experienced attendants may provide basic animal healthcare, as well as bathe animals, trim nails, and attend to other grooming needs. Attendants who work in kennels also may sell pet food and supplies, assist in obedience training, help with breeding, or prepare animals for shipping. groomers . Some groomers work in kennels, veterinary clinics, animal shelters, or pet-supply stores. Others operate their own grooming business, typically at a salon, or sometimes by making house calls. Groomers answer telephones, schedule appointments, discuss pets’ grooming needs with clients, and collect information on the pet’s disposition and its veterinarian. Groomers often are the first to notice a medical problem, such as an ear or skin infection, that requires veterinary care.

25. America's Teaching Zoo - Exotic Animal Training And Management Program the Exotic animal training and Management Program at Moorpark College. A wonderful weeklong, animal-filled adventure for your daughter or son. http://www.moorparkcollege.edu/~eatm/

Welcome to America's Teaching Zoo! Explore our site using the links on the left. They should answer many of the questions you have about the Exotic Animal Training and Management Program at Moorpark College. Information about how to apply, FAQs, and an application are available online. Feel free to send us an e-mail if you have specific questions. Our Junior Safari - Summer Zoo Camp is over until next summer - 2006... Check this space in April 2006, for information about Summer 2006. Click this link for Photos from Summer 2005 Zoo Camp Are you a Graduate of the EATM Program...? We have an online Newsletter for graduates that is e-mailed to you every month... Contact us via e-mail to get added to this listing...!!!

26. America's Teaching Zoo - Exotic Animal Training And Management Program It is very expensive to operate the Exotic animal training and Management program. The cost just to feed the animals at the Teaching Zoo is more than $40000 http://www.moorparkcollege.edu/~eatm/adopt.html

ADOPT-AN-ANIMAL PROGRAM Want to help the EATM Program? You can Adopt an Animal at.... America's Teaching Zoo Anyone can adopt an animal... Individuals, families, school groups, service organizations, even your company! America's Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College houses over 150 different animals of more than 90 species. Many of these animals are endangered in the wild, while others have been permanently disabled or otherwise could not survive on their own. This outstanding animal collection is utilized in the instruction of students in the Exotic Animal Training and Management (EATM) Program. The EATM Program was established in 1974, and is the only college program of its kind in the United States. The students learn the most modern methods of animal care, nutrition, and behavior modification. The students also learn how to do educational presentations featuring the animals.

27. Americas Leading Animal Training Aids For Dogs And Horses - Welcome To SnapBacks Safe pet seat belts and training aids for dogs and horses, snapbacks quickstay and soft corrections animal training aids the nice way to train your animals. http://www.snapbacks.com/

Our Philosophy Products Stories About Us ... Additional Information Interactive training and safety products for dogs and horses designed for people of all ages and skill levels. for walking and training dogs on a leash One of the Top Pet Products of the Year by DOGWORLD Magazine December 1997 3 in 1 pet seat belt Safety Product of the Month DogWatch Magazine August 1999 A Cornell University Vet School Publication interactive training aid for horses Alternate means of contacting me include: Snail Mail P.O. Box 40 Sonoita, AZ 85637 Toll Free number Fax e-mail heather@snapbacks.com After exploring here, please visit our webrings page.

28. Austin Rescue - Shelter, Rescue, Foster, SPCA, Animal Training And Behavior Link Austin Rescue Groups, Cat and Dog Single Breed Rescue, training and behavior links, lost dog help, kids and pets. http://www.austinrescue.com/

AustinRescue - Home of Shelter Friendly Rescue Groups Resources for Rescue Groups, Adopters, and Pet Owners DOGS - Austin Area Rescue Groups Texas Alaskan Malamute Rescue Austin Aussie Rescue Helping Hands Basset Rescue Central Texas Dachsund Rescue ... Petite Rescue Shelters, SPCA's, and Sanctuaries Town Lake Animal Center Austin Humane Society Central Texas SPCA SARA Animal Sanctuary ... Oasis de los gatos - feral cat sanctuary CAT, RABBIT, and Other Animal Rescue Groups SARA-dogs, cats, hogs, etc. Austin Zoo - Animal Rescue Center Siamese Cats Pet Helpers, Inc. ... Texas Online Pet Resources - Rabbits Other DOG and Rescue Links Lost Pet Info and Links Single Breed Rescue and Rescue Resources Training and Behavior Links Spay/Neuter and Pet Health Links ... Link Changes and Suggestions Last Updated 8/3/2005

29. Dog Training, Obedience, Agility - Tucson Arizona Animal Training Animal and pet obedience and agility training, and problem behavior solutions for dogs, cats, or other pets. Includes a profile of the owner and animal http://www.karyngarvin.com/

Enter var site="sm6dogtraining" Karyn Garvin and Associates, Inc., animal behavior specialist, provide Tucson and Southern Arizona pet owners with pet training services. From obedience training, agility training and behavior problems to agility equipment, Karyn Garvin and Associates offers private and group training classes for dogs, cats and other animals. Other products available are Markout Marking training program for housebreaking male dogs, Tri-tronics bark collars and remote training equipment and Invisible Fence indoor and outdoor systems to keep pets in as well as out of areas.

30. Vicki Hearne Animal Trainer and Philosopher. In the early 80s she began to write about animal training, and the kinds of linguistic and philosophical puzzles that http://www.goodbyemag.com/jul01/hearne.html

Vicki Hearne, Animal Trainer and Philosopher By Elizabeth Hollander We usually think of people who like animals as being nice, but niceness, with all its connotations of easy, low-stakes, indulgent behavior, is probably the human attribute Vicki Hearne least respected, especially in relation to animals. Most of the time she thought it downright damaging: “It is usually a diet of syrup, bribery, and choked rhetoric, rather than physical abuse, that creates character disorders such as viciousness and megalomania in a dog,” she wrote. “Biting is a response to incoherent authority.” This kind of writing earned Hearne a reputation among her detractors as a harsh trainer (undeserved) and a hothead (an understatement). Vicki Hearne was not nice, and she was certainly not tactful, but she was a uniquely gifted person – one who could both do something – and then talk about doing it, with equal authority, imagination, passion, and rigor. Victoria Elizabeth Hearne was born and reared in Texas, majored in English at the University of California at Riverside, and spent fifteen years in California as a horse and dog trainer and poet. In the early 80s she began to write about animal training, and the kinds of linguistic and philosophical puzzles that such work seemed to her to involve. In her most important work, Adam’s Task: Calling Animals by Name (1986), she attempted to account for the “highly anthropomorphic, morally loaded language” used by most trainers to talk about animals. She brought to bear her considerable academic experience in philosophy, linguistics, and behavioral psychology, disciplines that tabooed ascribing to animals the sorts of moral and intellectual capacities that animal trainers take for granted. In the end Hearn rejected the methods of philosophers and behaviorists; her ideas about training were greatly enlarged by science, linguistics, and most importantly literature.

31. Syn Alia Syn Alia Training Systems® is the source for state of the art is the President of Syn Alia Training Systems, and an innovator in animal training. http://www.synalia.com/

Syn Alia Training Systems Where "X"cellent Communication Begins Home Introduction to Concepts Information and Resources Schedule of Events ... Two-Way Communication Create Two-way Communication with Anyone: Though best known for its applications with animals, there are myriad applications for the with humans as well. When hiring a SATS trainer be sure to ask to see their certification papers, to assure optimum success with using SATS. Certified SATS trainers considrable time learning the techniques developed by Kayce Cover. SynAlia and Kayce Cover are not responsible for unsuccessful use of SATS by uncertified people. To become acquainted with this communication system, explore this website, beginning with the " Introduction to Concepts " section. We encourage you to then explore ALL the aspects of Stars's Story Information and Resources lead to further information on training for: Domestic Pets / Exotic Animals / Zoo Animals / Human Applications.

32. Welcome To Jackson Training animal training and behavior services for private companion animals and film Animal Connect our rural setting tops the charts for user friendliness. http://www.jacksontraining.com/

NEW!! Services and Fee schedule for '05 SECTIONS: ABOUT GARY SERVICES COMMUNITY NUTRITION ... HOME CONTACT: EMAIL gary.jackson@jacksontraining.com WRITE 4445 Trans Canada Highway Cobble Hill BC Canada PHONE ABOUT GARY Click here to read about Gary's experience and life; this is drop dead interesting reading. Really. And it ain't fiction NEXT CLINIC: Now taking deposits for: SERVICES Animal Connect: our rural setting tops the charts for user friendliness ARTICLES This is a constantly changing posting of articles Gary has written for print. Click here to read this week's. "Any glimpse into the life of an animal quickens our own and makes it so much the larger and better in every way." - John Muir This site was developed by Sandra Patricia Hunter All information and images are owned exclusively by Gary Jackson and Jackson Training Please contact the webmaster if you encounter any problems with this site document.write('<'); document.write('! ');

33. MSP :: Lab Animal Training farm animal training including fish in aquaculture link Fishes Training wild animal training lab animal training http://www.hehd.clemson.edu/MSP/lab_animal_training/

Laboratory and Classroom Animal Training The following precautions are necessary to protect yourself and your family from disease while working with animals in classes or labs:   Gloves should be worn and hands washed after glove removal. Many zoonoses are spread by fecal-oral contamination.  To prevent this, no eating, drinking, applying cosmetics or contact lenses, or smoking is allowed in areas where animals or their excreta are present.  Lab coats, safety glasses, and other personal protective equipment (as indicated by the nature of the exposure) must be worn to prevent the spread of organisms to you or outside the class or lab (i.e., home to your family).  A normal, healthy adult may have only mild symptoms when infected with a zoonotic disease, but the same organisms can be fatal to infants, the elderly, and those with a weakened or suppressed immune system:   IMPAIRED IMMUNE SYSTEM (IMMUNOSUPPRESSION OR IMMUNOCOMPROMISE: This can be congenital or caused by HIV/AIDS or other diseases, cortisone or other medications, chemotherapy, radiation, etc.  Certain animal exposures and zoonoses can be very serious (or sometimes fatal) for persons with reduced immunity to disease

34. Wild Animal Training farm animal training including fish in aquaculture link Wild animal training. The following precautions are necessary to protect yourself and your http://www.hehd.clemson.edu/MSP/wild_animal_training/

Wild Animal Training The following precautions are necessary to protect yourself and your family from disease while working with wild mammals: Gloves should be worn and hands washed after glove removal (and frequently throughout the day). Waterless hand cleaner can be used until soap and clean water are available. Many of the zoonoses are spread by fecal-oral contamination (their excreta into your mouth). To prevent this, don’t eat, drink, apply lip balm or make-up, or smoke while trapping or handling animals, their bedding, cages, or pens. Always wash your hands prior to eating, drinking, or smoking after handling these things. Avoid exposure to, or handling of, sick, dying, or dead animals. Designated protective clothing and shoes should be worn, and these should be bagged until they can be cleaned or laundered (separately) from other clothes. Zoonotic organisms are potentially hazardous to your family members. A normal, healthy adult may have only mild symptoms when infected with a zoonotic disease, but the same organisms can be fatal to infants, the elderly, and those with a weakened or suppressed immune system, such as the elderly, people without spleens, people taking cortisone and other medications, people on chemotherapy or radiation, those with cancer, diabetes, AIDS or renal failure, etc.

35. Research Conduct And Compliance Office IACUC Newsletter (Winter 2005). For Information on Scheduling Live animal training Contact Marilee Rose at mrose@pitt.edu or 412383-1737 http://www.iacuc.pitt.edu/iactraining.htm

TRAINING PROGRAM Training Requirements and Options (Module 3) IACUC Newsletter (Winter 2005) For Information on Scheduling Live Animal Training Contact Marilee Rose at mrose@pitt.edu or 412-383-1737 Online training is offered through the Reseach Practice Fundamentals web site located at http://rpf.health.pitt.edu/rpf/ To obtain Acrobat Reader, Click on the icon : OTHER LINKS: Health Sciences Web Portal Office of Research Health Sciences Health Sciences Library System School of Medicine ... Contact the Webmaster

36. Holistic And Energy Healing Services, Animal Training Resources Holistic health care options and energetic healing, along with some good sites for training animals and a wonderful site about cat breeding from a psychic http://www.healthynewage.com/pets.html

PetAlive EasyTravel Solution contains a combination of selected herbal and homeopathic ingredients known to successfully treat all the major symptoms of Travel or Motion Sickness. Get More Info. on PetAlive Easy Travel Solution Formula to Naturally Prevent and Treat All the Major Symptoms of Travel and Motion Sickness in Pets Holistic Health Care and Energetic Healing for Pets Does your pet have ear mites? As a wellness counselor, I primarily work with people but as an animal lover and one who respects the many gifts our non-human friends bring us, I have often also found myself called to help them during times of imbalance or pain. My approach is two-fold when asked to work with an animal. Of course, I am working to help the beloved pet to regain health and vitality. I have found that three products, above all others, work in the broadest range of conditions and levels of imbalance, pain, and health challenges with animals. They are Intrasound Neutralizer II and Willard Water . In addition to holistic suggestions for helping the animal to heal, I apply energy work and sometimes work in dreamtime with the animal. However, this is not what I consider the most important part of the work. What is even more vital in most cases, unless the animal is dangerously ill, is to bring awareness to the human friend and steward of that animal the fact that no injury or disease is random. If you pet is sick or hurt, there is a spiritual adjustment being made on your behalf and if you want to honor the "medicine", part of the healing involves learning what the imbalance was that required the sacrifice so freely given. This approach is certainly not for everyone. If it resonates, please read the two stories below which are personal experiences, and you can begin to understand the process:

37. McGill Animal Training Theory Course The dates are posted at the Web site www.mcgill.ca/rgo/animal/training/ . Registration is done by email. For more information, see the last section on http://www.animalcare.mcgill.ca/

Next page for Table of Content The McGill University Animal Care Committee , in conjunction with the Office of the Vice Principal of Research , offers training in animal use for research and teaching as part of our institution's commitment to animal welfare when there are no alternatives but to include them in projects having scientific merit. Although our institution has been offering training since the 1970s, it is in January 2003, that the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) has made training mandatory for all individuals who are, or intend to, work with animals. This includes all research and teaching personnel from McGill and Affiliated Hospitals: investigators, post-doctoral fellows, research assistants, technicians and students. Everyone listed in an Animal Use Protocol form, is required to successfully pass the THEORY course The participant will need to know the material covered in this Web site and successfully pass a multiple choice test. If training was obtained from another institution, successfully passing the test is sufficient. If handling live animals, the person also needs to successfully pass the

38. Animal Visions With April Frost She is based in Walden, Vermont and offers consultations, holistic advice and apprenticeship programs. She also offers animal training. http://www.weallareone.com/aprilfrost/

Calendar of Events Summer 2004 "Training With Awareness tm" Apprentice Programs April Frost is an animal behaviorist and Reiki Master, with more than 35 years of experience working with both domestic and wild animals. She is a nationally recognized trainer of dogs and horses. April Frost is the author of the best selling book BEYOND OBEDIENCE, TRAINING WITH AWARENESS FOR YOU AND YOUR DOG.” April Frost is the originator of the “Training With Awareness” concept which uses kinesiology, energy awareness and visualization to help people achieve mutual trust, respect and communication with animals. April Frost incorporates her knowledge of animal behavior and working with “awareness concepts” to help people recognize the unique lessons and gifts that animals bring to our lives. The concepts she uses are equally beneficial for self-empowerment and to enhance relationships with people. April Frost is the owner of Animal Visions Inc. in Walden, VT. She teaches classes and workshops and does private counseling at her center and across the country.

39. Macdonald Campus Animal Training Animal use training and certification procedure at the Department of Natural Resource To facilitate effective animal use training in this situation, http://www.animalcare.mcgill.ca/mactrain.htm

MACDONALD CAMPUS ANIMAL TRAINING Next page Farm animal handling courses Wildlife and fish training To register, email at animalcare@mcgill.ca FARM ANIMAL HANDLING COURSES All participants will be expected to attain a certain level of proficiency determined by the instructor prior to receiving certification. The certificate of training will itemize the course components and indicate whether the participant is proficient for that particular item or will require a period of supervision. If after a limited supervisory period the trainee is deemed proficient the certificate would be adjusted to reflect the change in status. Certification after taking the course will be subject to the successful completion of a short written test. The four courses offered by the farm are Dairy Cattle Handling Swine Handling Sheep and Goat Handling and Poultry Handling. Each has a basic level with the option of having additional specialized topics added on where the need can be justified. * * DAIRY CATTLE HANDLING COURSE * * Basic course: - Animal First Aid - Biosecurity - Cattle weighing - Walking an Animal - Placing an Animal in a tie stall, box stall

40. Website Under Construction ORCA is an animal training group for undergraduate and graduate students at the University of North Texas. Projects include such organizations as the Gainesville Zoo, SPCA of Dallas, and Humane Society of Denton. http://www.scs.unt.edu/orca/

Website under construction. Please contact orca_unt@yahoo.com for information. Thank you.

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