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Our Code of Conduct

Here we have our code of conduct. A set of core values we operate under.
• I do no harm. This is the ethical principle that has guided medical professionals for centuries, it is also my  underpinning principle. • I will combine positive reinforcement training techniques with an understanding of natral dog behaviour to educate owners, with the aim of acheiving, as far as possible, well socialised, well behaved dogs and good citizens on both ends of the lead. • I oppose the use of techniques or equipment that harm or scare the dog. • I will conduct myself honestly, professionally and compassionately and perform these services within the guideline of this code. • I shall continue to develop additional skills and knowledge by keeping myself informed of advances in the field of canine behaviour by sensibly evaluating theories and training methods and promoting them in a manner that will best serve my clients. • I will use and advocate training methods that can be rely on: Eliciting and reinforcing unwanted behaviours Inhibiting or discouraging unwanted or potentially dangerous behaviours with an acceptable level or “punishment” Minimising what many call “aversive” techniques. • When designing training and behaviour modification programs, I will take into account physical and psychological wellbeing of my client and the individual dog (s). Furthermore, I shall endeavour to incorporate responsible caring ownership into their training. • I may guarantee in general satisfaction with my services but should avoid promising specific training outcomes or results. • I should determine and recognise my professional limits and abilities, be open and honest with clients and where necessary refer clients to another practitioner. • I will respect the privacy ploicy and data protection act and shall not disclose any information pertaining to my clients or their dogs without the client’s written permission. • I shall, at all times, be aware that the client has called upon me as a professional and should conduct my behaviour with tact and sympathy and strive to become people orientated in my dealings with clients. • I shal respect the views and independence of other dog trainers and behaviour practitioners and shall not publically decry their conduct, methods or opinions unless the conduct, method or opinions could be considered as abuse. • I maintain prfessional relationships with my clients, i shall not exploit such relationships or improper personal, professional or financial gain, nor seek to inappropriately impose my own values on clients. • I shal, at all times conduct my work considering health and safety of myself, my clients and the welfare of their dog. i shall also consider health and safety to the general public and maintain a valid public and professional indemnity insurance policy. • This code of conduct is a living statement and will be developed to reflect adaptive dog training methods.
Professional Dog Walking for Bedford and Surrounding Villages
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Made with Xara
Paws Above The Rest

Our Code of Conduct

Here we have our code of conduct. A set of core values we operate under.
• I do no harm. This is the ethical principle that has guided medical professionals for centuries, it is also my  underpinning principle. • I will combine positive reinforcement training techniques with an understanding of natral dog behaviour to educate owners, with the aim of acheiving, as far as possible, well socialised, well behaved dogs and good citizens on both ends of the lead. • I oppose the use of techniques or equipment that harm or scare the dog. • I will conduct myself honestly, professionally and compassionately and perform these services within the guideline of this code. • I shall continue to develop additional skills and knowledge by keeping myself informed of advances in the field of canine behaviour by sensibly evaluating theories and training methods and promoting them in a manner that will best serve my clients. • I will use and advocate training methods that can be rely on: Eliciting and reinforcing unwanted behaviours Inhibiting or discouraging unwanted or potentially dangerous behaviours with an acceptable level or “punishment” Minimising what many call “aversive” techniques. • When designing training and behaviour modification programs, I will take into account physical and psychological wellbeing of my client and the individual dog (s). Furthermore, I shall endeavour to incorporate responsible caring ownership into their training. • I may guarantee in general satisfaction with my services but should avoid promising specific training outcomes or results. • I should determine and recognise my professional limits and abilities, be open and honest with clients and where necessary refer clients to another practitioner. • I will respect the privacy ploicy and data protection act and shall not disclose any information pertaining to my clients or their dogs without the client’s written permission. • I shall, at all times, be aware that the client has called upon me as a professional and should conduct my behaviour with tact and sympathy and strive to become people orientated in my dealings with clients. • I shal respect the views and independence of other dog trainers and behaviour practitioners and shall not publically decry their conduct, methods or opinions unless the conduct, method or opinions could be considered as abuse. • I maintain prfessional relationships with my clients, i shall not exploit such relationships or improper personal, professional or financial gain, nor seek to inappropriately impose my own values on clients. • I shal, at all times conduct my work considering health and safety of myself, my clients and the welfare of their dog. i shall also consider health and safety to the general public and maintain a valid public and professional indemnity insurance policy. • This code of conduct is a living statement and will be developed to reflect adaptive dog training methods.
Professional Dog Walking for Bedford and Surrounding Vallages
Made with Xara
Paws Above The Rest

Our Code of

Conduct

Here we have our code of conduct. A set of core values we operate under.
• I do no harm. This is the ethical principle that has guided medical professionals for centuries, it is also my underpinning principle. • I will combine positive reinforcement training techniques with an understanding of natral dog behaviour to educate owners, with the aim of acheiving, as far as possible, well socialised, well behaved dogs and good citizens on both ends of the lead. • I oppose the use of techniques or equipment that harm or scare the dog. • I will conduct myself honestly, professionally and compassionately and perform these services within the guideline of this code. • I shall continue to develop additional skills and knowledge by keeping myself informed of advances in the field of canine behaviour by sensibly evaluating theories and training methods and promoting them in a manner that will best serve my clients. • I will use and advocate training methods that can be rely on: Eliciting and reinforcing unwanted behaviours Inhibiting or discouraging unwanted or potentially dangerous behaviours with an acceptable level or “punishment” Minimising what many call “aversive” techniques. • When designing training and behaviour modification programs, I will take into account physical and psychological wellbeing of my client and the individual dog (s). Furthermore, I shall endeavour to incorporate responsible caring ownership into their training. • I may guarantee in general satisfaction with my services but should avoid promising specific training outcomes or results. • I should determine and recognise my professional limits and abilities, be open and honest with clients and where necessary refer clients to another practitioner. • I will respect the privacy ploicy and data protection act and shall not disclose any information pertaining to my clients or their dogs without the client’s written permission. • I shall, at all times, be aware that the client has called upon me as a professional and should conduct my behaviour with tact and sympathy and strive to become people orientated in my dealings with clients. • I shal respect the views and independence of other dog trainers and behaviour practitioners and shall not publically decry their conduct, methods or opinions unless the conduct, method or opinions could be considered as abuse. • I maintain prfessional relationships with my clients, i shall not exploit such relationships or improper personal, professional or financial gain, nor seek to inappropriately impose my own values on clients. • I shal, at all times conduct my work considering health and safety of myself, my clients and the welfare of their dog. i shall also consider health and safety to the general public and maintain a valid public and professional indemnity insurance policy. • This code of conduct is a living statement and will be developed to reflect adaptive dog training methods.
Professional Dog Walking for Beford and Surrounding Villages