Certification

I am a provisional member* of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC). No. 20168P

*Provisional Members have demonstrated that they have the appropriate level of Knowledge and Understanding for the professional role of Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB). They are now gaining the practical experience necessary to be assessed as a CAB and therefore become a Full Member of the APBC. The APBC supports its Provisional Members undertaking behaviour consultations.

Jayne Lockey MA, MSc (Applied Animal Behaviour & Welfare)

I have many certificates of attendance for various seminars and workshops but have listed here tested skills and workshops where active involvement and primary engagement with the tutor took place.

Newcastle University MSc Animal Behaviour

MSc Applied Animal Behaviour & Welfare

Validated by The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour Accreditation Committee as delivering the academic elements necessary for an individual to achieve ASAB certification as a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB). Graduated from Newcastle University 2018 Higher Education Achievement Report No.1611540570774

APDT Membership

APDT Membership

APDT membership offers pet dog owners a guarantee of quality when looking for a dog trainer class in their area. The Association of Pet Dog Trainers are proud of the fact that they assess all members according to a strict criteria which ensures that I have appropriate skills to teach dog training. I am required to keep my education up-to-date, and adhere to a Code… Read more →

TAGteach Level 2 certified

TAGteach Level 2 certified

I am thrilled to have been taught by Teresa McKeon –  a national level gymnastics coach of more than 30 years, she along with Joan Orr and Karen Pryor created TAGteach, a vehicle that transported the science of learning from the rigid rules of academia to the riotous world of live teaching and coaching. TAGteach is an instructional protocol for humans… Read more →

IABTC Pet Dog Training Instructor Level 2

IABTC Pet Dog Training Instructor Level 2

Trained with and certified by Angela White at the International Animal Behaviour Training College and gained certification on both practical and theoretical competence. The assessment is to satisfy the assessor that you have the ability to run and teach classes without the support of other instructors, deal with minor behaviour problems but understand your limitations and know when to refer to… Read more →

John Rogerson Certificate

The Northern Centre for Canine Behaviour – John Rogerson

John Rogerson was a legend in the dog training world, my favourite trainer and one of the world’s leading trainers and behaviourists. John was a founder member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors, was the founder of Support Dogs and a founder member of the Kennel Club Accreditation Scheme for dog trainers and behaviourists. I trained with John on… Read more →

CIDBT certificate

Cambridge Institute of Dog Behaviour & Training – Understanding Canine Care and Behaviour – certified

A foundation course that provided general background information for dog-training and behaviour world. Involved research and study of canine, breed specific and breed group origins. What kind of dog suits which kind of lifestyle and personality and what problems seem to be most common. Research and study of canine physiology, anatomy, grooming, maintenance, diet and general care, and canine communication. Dog training… Read more →

The Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Scheme Gold Award

The Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Scheme Gold Award

The Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Scheme Gold Award is the highest level of achievement of the Scheme. It builds upon the skills learnt in the Silver Award and develops more advance training skills of the dog and handler. The Gold Award is a natural progression of practical dog training skills and introduces new concepts such as relaxed isolation, stop… Read more →

BAT logo

Behaviour Adjustment Training – BT101 – Empowered Socialization

Introduction to BAT – 2 day seminar. Behaviour Adjustment Training helps dogs practice social skills in a way that improves confidence and self control. BAT focusses on adjusting behaviour within the natural set of consequences. BAT could stand for Boring Aggression Training. The goal is to have a dog whose response to people or other dogs is boring: no barking,… Read more →

Canine first aid

Canine first aid

You never believe that you will ever need to use first aid on your own dog. Here’s “the tail” of my poor greyhound. Benson’s tail accidentally got caught in a slamming door during high winds and he lost the last inch or so of it. Stemming the blood flow, clean bandages and avoiding further damage was key to his full… Read more →

Other Educational Activities

Above is just a small selection of the educational activities I have participated in. Education is always ongoing and my Continued Professional Development has been enriched by attending live seminars and workshops from some of the world’s best including -Patricia McConnell -Denise Fenzi -Ian Dunbar -Victoria Stilwell -Robert Alleyne -Jo Churlish -Barbara Sykes -Barbara De Groot -Craig Ogilvie